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CONTENTS WHO IS CAPRAL ALUMINIUM INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS AND WHAT DO WE OFFER? 1

Delivering Aluminium Solutions 1Our Heritage 1National Distribution Network 1Our Commitment 1Our Manufacturing Footprint 2Australian Supply Chain 2Our Capabilities 2Fabrication Solutions 2Special Extruded Products 2Aluminium Light Fabrication 2Finishing Capabilities 2Plant Capabilities 3CNC Router 4CNC Machining Centre 4Accreditation and Certifi cation 4Technical Support 4Conditions of Sale 4Disclaimer 4

ROLLED PRODUCTS 5

Alloy Specifi cations 6Chemical Composition Limits 8Mechanical Property Limits 9Characteristics Comparisons 10Sheet 5005 11Sheet 5052/5251 13Plate 5083 14Treadplate 16Coil 17

EXTRUSIONS 18

Extrusion Alloys 19Recommended Bending Radii 19Flat Bar 20Square Solid 23Angles 24Channels 28Tubes 31Round Bars 35Machine Rounds 36Rectangular Hollows 37Square Hollows 40Tee Sections 42I Beams - Geometric 44Qubelok Extrusions 45Qubelok Accessories 46Moulds And Trims 47

BUILDING MATERIALS 49

Louvre Blades Specifi cations 50Louvre Blades 55Fences And Gates 57Quiklok Slat Screen Systems 58Privacy Screens 60Balustrade Systems 61Glazed Fencing 64Section Dimension Diagrams 65Ladders & Scaffold Planks 66Seating Systems 67Seating Profi le Options 68Seating Extrusions 69Seating Accessories 69

TRANSPORT 71

Transport Sections 72Tippers and Tankers 76Bull Bars 78

MARINE 80

Marine Sections 81Yacht Masts 83

SIGNAGE 84

Sign - Various 85

COLD STORAGE 86

Coolroom/Portable 87

JURALCO WALKWAY SYSTEMS 89

Ampligrip Aluminium Gratings 90Guardsafe Access Systems 94Walkmaster Roof Walkway Systems 95Juralco Extrusions 96Juralco Walkways 98Juralco Accessories 99

ALUMINIUM - THE SUPER METAL 103

A Sustainable Metal 103Aluminium Uses 103Production Process 103Advantages of Aluminium 104Care and Maintenance of Aluminium 105Bending Information 105Important Safety Information 106Safety at our Sites 106Load Restraint 106

ALLOY, TEMPER & MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS 107

Why Design in Aluminium? 107Aluminium Alloys and Selection 107Corrosion Resistance 108Aluminium in the ground 108Australian Standards 108Defl ection 108Temperature Effects 108Fabrication of Aluminium Alloy Structures 109Bending Characteristics 109Structural Design Data 111Engineering General Information 111Aluminium Extrusions and Competing Materials 111Temper Defi nitions 112Temper Designation Systems 112Alloy Characteristics and Uses 113Alloys - Tempers - Uses 113

WHO IS CAPRAL ALUMINIUM AND WHAT DO WE OFFER?Capral Aluminium is one of Australia’s leading providers of aluminium products and associated services. Using our expansive product range and services capability, we work with key customers across a range of industries to deliver the best outcomes.

Our dedicated personnel use their world-class experience and technical capabilities to work closely with your industry. Because we source both domestically and internationally, Capral Aluminium can supply the most suitable materials for the job. We have long-standing relationships with some of the world’s leading aluminium mills and stock a comprehensive range of aluminium plate, sheet, mesh and treadplate, as well as standard geometric and customer exclusive extrusions.

As a specialist supplier to the marine, transport, building, resources and signage industries (to name just a few), Capral Aluminium is dedicated to delivering aluminium solutions to our customers.

DELIVERING ALUMINIUM SOLUTIONS

Capral Aluminium prides itself on being able to deliver much more to our customers than just the supply of materials. We are able to offer you an abundance of solutions that alleviate your risk, cost and stress. We benefi t from all the technical and commercial backing only a big business like Capral Aluminium can provide.

We can offer:

• Customer specifi c ranges and development, as well as stock holding

• Consignment stock offers

• Supply chain management and expertise (onshore and offshore)

• Expedited delivery scheduling

• Project support

• Credit and fi nance management

• Technical support

• Componentry and sub-assemblies

• Fabrication solutions

These are just some of the solutions that take the work out of our customers’ hands, allowing them to concentrate on what they do best.

OUR HERITAGE

Established in 1936, Capral Aluminium is now Australia’s largest manufacturer, stockholder and distributor of aluminium and other semi-fi nished non-ferrous products. We understand the Australian market and its environmental conditions and this has helped us become Australia’s leading designer, manufacturer and distributor of aluminium extrusions.

Capral Aluminium’s manufacturing footprint includes the largest extrusion facility in the Southern Hemisphere at our Bundamba operation in Queensland. In addition, extrusion manufacturing facilities are also located in Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia and Western Australia, all supplying world-class products at short lead times.

NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION NETWORK

We operate a strategic regional network of mill direct account managers and distribution centres. These supply solutions and immediate stock availability to a wide range of industries and market sectors including transport, marine, residential and commercial construction and general engineering. Our regional distribution centres support a network of conveniently located trade centres. You’ll fi nd Capral Aluminium Centres operating throughout metropolitan and regional Australia, supplying a comprehensive range of aluminium products.

OUR COMMITMENT

Capral Aluminium maintains a signifi cant investment in research and development. We have a committed team of professionals in our Technology Solutions Group and we use NATA accredited testing facilities to support the design and development of sustainable, energy effi cient residential and commercial glazing systems.

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OUR MANUFACTURING FOOTPRINT

Capral Aluminium is committed to minimising the environmental impact of our activities in a number of important ways: by examining our operations to identify environmentally responsible improvement opportunities; by reducing adverse consequences of new plant, equipment and processes; by managing waste materials using the hierarchy of reduce/reuse/recycle; and by ensuring that any necessary disposals are managed to appropriate environmental standards. Where possible, our extrusions,are produced close to where they are required. This helps minimise the impact of sea and road freight, reducing carbon dioxide emissions.

Capral Aluminium’s products are transported in bulk loads to regional distribution centres that are within close proximity of our fabricators. The consolidation of fabricator deliveries also helps minimise the impact of road freight, further reducing carbon dioxide emissions.

AUSTRALIAN SUPPLY CHAIN

As a local manufacturer, Capral is required to meet Australian environmental regulations and standards in its manufacturing and fi nishing operations. Understanding the full life cycle impact of products requires manufacturing processes and materials to be traced back to their source.

OUR CAPABILITIES

Our focus on the requirements of our customers has seen us make a signifi cant investment in our processing and fabrication facilities, including nine extrusion presses and Australia’s largest extrusion press – the 4400MT SMS Eumuco Extrusion Press with an interchangeable 9”/12” container.

FABRICATION SOLUTIONS

• 7 Axis Robotic Machining Centre for product fabrication up to 17m• CNC Machining:

- Four Axis CNC machining centre for products up to 170mm (H), 400mm (W), 14000mm(L);

- Three AXIS CNC machining centre for products up to 180mm (H), 200mm (W), 7000mm (L);

- CNC extrusion and plate router for products up to 200mm (H), 2500mm (W), 12,500mm (L), maximum cut depth of 25mm

• Drawn products: Precision ovality, work-hardened tubing, outer diameter 40mm to 130mm, wall thickness 1.8mm to 10mm

• Knurling: Application of non-slip surface to extrusions• Product edge de-burring• Drilling: A cutting process that uses a drill bit to cut or enlarge a hole• Cut Back: An off line saw used to recut the extrusion to less than a

standard length• Compound Cutting• Slotting and Punching: used to ‘punch’ a hole, typically in a window

or door extrusion• Weather Pile Installation: Mechanically install weather pile to an

extrusion• Precision Cutting: Cut back to less than standard extrusion tolerances• Mitre Saw Cut: Saw used to make accurate cross cuts• Sheet/Plate cutting and bending

• Customer cutting dies• Cold Drawing• Complete manufactured pieces• Flashings: Supplied from sheet and able to be guillotined or bent• Anodising: Controlled oxidation of the aluminium surface by

immersion into a dilute sulphuric acid. The oxide fi lm is an integral part of the aluminium surface and is not an applied coating

• Powdercoating: Paint powder applied electrostatically and then cured under heat to allow it to fl ow and form a surface coating

• Adhesive tape applied to critical extrusions to protect surface from scratching

• Customer specifi c packaging.

SPECIAL EXTRUDED PRODUCTS

Capral Aluminium has the capability to design, produce and stock customers’ own sections. Our extrusion manufacturing facilities can provide technical information along with in-house facilities to help design and produce extruded profi les specifi c to customers’ needs.

Our extrusion manufacturing facilities produce profi les to the highest quality for use in numerous applications as diverse as architectural, automotive, marine, transport, electrical and general engineering.

A typical route from conception to section: • Customer product requirement in the form of a rough drawing;• Design development using CAD/CAM technology;• Die print/drawing produced and then approved by customer;• Die produced and sample section extruded;• Bulk material is extruded once off-tool sample approved.

ALUMINIUM LIGHT FABRICATION

With our state-of-the-art machining equipment, we have the capability to supply semi-fabricated and fi nished rolled and extruded products. Components can be supplied ‘just-in-time’ to reduce stock inventory, warehouse space as well as manufacturing time.

FINISHING CAPABILITIES

A range of fi nishing options ensures your extrusions can be easily matched to your project.

Powder coatings supplied by Interpon and Dulux, are available in an extensive range of colours, gloss levels, textures and metallic shades for complete colour freedom. They contain no organic solvents or heavy metal pigments such as lead. The architectural range qualifi es for several Green Star credits ensuring a sustainable fi nish for your project, with durability for up to 7, 10, 15 and 30 years on colour and fi lm integrity.

For further information and to view the full colour range options, visit www.interpon.com.au or www.dulux.com.au

Anodising treatment can provide excellent corrosion resistance and a wide range of colour options up to 25um.

Our anodising line produces a wide range of anodised colours: Conventional Matt Clear Anodising; Electro coloured Bronzes and Black, as well as Capral’s new range of ‘Interference’ colours. Anodising fi nishes are widely used for both interior and exterior applications.

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OUR CAPABILITIES

PLANT CAPABILITIES

OUR CAPABILITIES

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FACILITIES LOG DIAMETER

ALLOYS USED TABLE WEIGHT (kg/m)

CIRCUMSCRIBING CIRCLE DIAMETER (mm)

Soft / Semi Structural

Hard / Structural

Extruded Finishes

Customer Length Range Saw (m)

Min Section Weight (kg/m)

Solid

Hollow

CANNING VALE7” PRESS

178mm 606060636106

Architectural, Structural

1.8 – 7.2 0.15 160 120

ANGASTON 8” PRESS

203mm 6005A606060636106


3.0 - 7.0 Mill3.7 – 6.5 Paint

0.2 290w x 160h 200

CAMPBELLFIELD 9” PRESS

228 mm 606061066351

6005A60616082


2.5 –17 Longer/shorter lengths - refer to mill

0.275 420w x 60h 380w x 90h

CAMPBELLFIELD 12” PRESS

304 mm 6060606361016351

6005A60616082


2.5 –17Longer/shorter lengths - refer to mill

0.7 420w x 60h 380w x 90h

PENRITH 8” PRESS

203 mm 1350606060636106

6005A Architectural, Structural

3.0 –9.0 Shorter lengths - refer to mill

0.2 190w x 40h 160w x 40h

BREMER - B1 8” PRESS

203 mm 6060 – Architectural, Structural

3.0 – 7.5 Shorter lengths - refer to mill

0.2 190 180


178mm 6060 – Architectural, Structural


0.15 165 150


178mm 606060636106

– Architectural, Structural


0.15 165 150


203 mm 6060 60636106

– Architectural, Structural


0.35 250 180

OUR CAPABILITIES

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CNC ROUTER

Capral Aluminium has addressed the ongoing demands of both designers and manufacturers, making further investments to meet the future demands of many similar businesses. Newly-installed CNC Router machines for both extruded and fl at rolled products, complement Capral Aluminium’s core investments in state-of-the-art industrial presses and world-class extrusion and fi nishing facilities.

Components can be supplied individually or in kit form as JIT, to reduce stock inventory, warehouse space and manufacturing time. Accurate nesting of components can also reduce waste, with potentially costly errors eliminated in the process.

CNC technology is fast replacing traditional manufacturing techniques of templates, band saws, hand routers, drills and hacksaws. This in-house capability further enhances Capral Aluminium’s ability to manage customers’ total projects from start to fi nish and deliver projects on time and on budget.

Machine Details:

• Bed Size: (cutting area) 12.5m x 2.5m

• Cutting thicknesses up to 25mm

Drawing Requirements:Simple shapes can be accommodated or for more complex shapes and drawings:

• All parts should be nested into sheet/plate sizes as per Capral’s stock availability

• All parts to be closed polylines (no splines or small entities)

• All parts should be exported in .dxf format

• No entry or exit marks required

• All layers to be associated by colour

• All parts should have 15mm buffers

• Mark lines and text available as pen or scribe.

CNC MACHINING CENTRE

Capral Aluminium has invested in state-of-the-art CNC machining technology to further add value to the aluminium supply solutions for our customers. Located at our extrusion plants in Campbellfi eld, Victoria and Bremer Park, Queensland, our CNC machines offer the ability to provide semi-fi nished aluminium extrusions into your business ready for further assembly. This can help you reduce your inventory, workspace and manufacturing time, while reducing waste and eliminating potential costly errors in the process.

CNC machining is suited to rigid profi les that can be clamped without movement. Smaller profi les can be machined depending on their rigidity for clamping. Samples will be required for testing prior to quote.

Drawing Requirements• 2D .dxf drawing for each profi le• 2D .dxf drawing of each side to be machined.• Scaled at 1:1• All lines to be polylined• All contours must have a radius or a defi ned diameter• All dimensions clearly presentable• Rectangular and triangular cut-outs must include a radius to

determine the size of the mill tool.

ACCREDITATION AND CERTIFICATION

All extrusions manufactured by Capral Aluminium are produced to the chemical composition, mechanical property and dimensional tolerances in AS/NZS 1866:1997. Capral is also accredited to:

• AS/NZS ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management Systems.

• AS/NZS ISO 14001:2004 – Environmental Management Systems.

• ISO/IEC 17025 – NATA Accredited Mechanical Testing Laboratory.

• All major international marine classifi cation societies including DNV (Det Norske Veritas) and Lloyds Register.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

At Capral Aluminium we recognise how important it is to offer both technical support and expertise. Our experience allows us to offer both pre- and post-sales technical support, which makes us the supplier of choice for many of Australia’s largest manufacturers.

Our experienced staff participate in rigorous training and in-fi eld experience. They are backed by in-house metallurgists and the full functional support that only a large company like Capral Aluminium is able to offer.

So, if you have a technical question, or would like to explore what could be a more suitable solution for your requirements, contact us on 1300 361 877 or visit www.capral.com.au for your nearest branch.

CONDITIONS OF SALE

To download Capral Aluminium's current Conditions of Sale please visit our website at www.capral.com.au/Terms-of-Trade

DISCLAIMER

This catalogue contains Capral’s proprietary information and must not be copied or used without Capral’s written consent. The information is intended as a guide only and you should consult a suitably qualifi ed person for its application to the particular circumstances. Responsibility for legislation/code compliance remains with the user. Capral takes no responsibility for any loss/damage whatsoever arising from errors/omissions in this document.

Want to know more about how Capral Aluminium can help your business? Visit us online at www.capral.com.au or ask at your nearest Capral offi ce.

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ROLLED PRODUCTSALLOY SPECIFICATIONS 6

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION LIMITS 8

MECHANICAL PROPERTY LIMITS 9

CHARACTERISTICS COMPARISONS 10

SHEET 5005 11

SHEET 5052/5251 13

PLATE 5083 14

TREADPLATE 16

COIL 17

ALL

OY

DES

CRIP

TIO

N

APP

LICA

TIO

NS

1350 1350 is a high purity non-heat treatable alloy with a minimum aluminium content of 99.5%.

It has very good extrudability, excellent corrosion resistance but low mechanical properties.

• Principally used in electrical applications demanding the highest available electrical conductivity

2011 2011 is a heat treatable free machining alloy designed to be used by the repetition machining industry. It is generally restricted to round rod and bar and its corrosion resistance is poor because of its high copper content.

• Various machining components• Screws, bolts, fi ttings and nuts• Where good machinability and high strength are required

6005A 6005A is the weakest of the three structural alloys (6005A, 6061 and 6082).

As with all structural alloys it is diffi cult to produce thin walled or complicated extrusions in 6005A however, of the structural alloys, it has the best extrusion characteristics and mill surface fi nish.

6005A is a heat treatable alloy with excellent corrosion resistance. It also has good weldability.

• Ladders• Transport applications• Pylons• Platforms• Tubes and hollow sections• Pipelines• Applications that require greater strength than 6060 or 6063 alloy

6060 6060 alloy is one of the most common alloys of the 6000 series. It is a heat treatable alloy with very good corrosion resistance and weldability.

It is commonly used in window and door frames in residential and commercial applications.

It is an ideal alloy for very complex cross sections and has a very good anodising response.

• Architectural applications including door and window frames• Electrical components and conduits• Tube for irrigation systems• Curtain Walls• Lighting, furniture and picture frames• Carpet edging• Railings and fences• Applications where surface fi nish is important

6061 6061 is a heat treatable alloy with mechanical properties slightly lower than 6082. It has good corrosion resistance but like 6082 its extruded surface fi nish is not as good as 6060.

• Road, rail and marine transport• Scaffold tube• Structural members

6082 6082 has excellent corrosion resistance and the highest strength of the 6000 series structural alloys. As with all structural alloys the extruded surface fi nish is not as good as alloys such as 6060 or 6063.

The higher strength of 6082 has seen it replace 6061 in many applications.

6082 has good weldability and when DNV (Det Norske Veritas) certifi ed it is commonly used in marine applications.

• Highly stressed applications• Bridges• Cranes• Marine applications• Other transport application

6101 6101 is a heat treatable alloy specifi cally designed for electrical conductors with an electrical conductivity slightly higher than 6060 or 6063.

• Used for electrical bus bars where mechanical strength is also a requirement

6106 6106 is a heat treatable alloy with mechanical properties between 6060 and 6061/6082.

It has excellent corrosion resistance and its good extrudability enables more complex shapes to be extruded than can be produced with 6061 or 6082.

• Ladders• Tray bodies• Architectural shapes where increased strength is required

6351 6351 is a heat treatable alloy very similar to 6082 with similar characteristics including corrosion resistance and strength. Many European specifi cations now call up 6082 in lieu of 6351.

• Road, rail and marine transport• Structural members

EXTRUDED PRODUCTSALLOY SPECIFICATIONS

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ALL

OY

DES

CRIP

TIO

N

APP

LICA

TIO

NS

3003 3003 is a medium strength alloy with very good resistance to atmospheric corrosion.

It also has very good weldability and good cold formability. It is widely used for chemical equipment including silos and also caravan sidings.

• Propellor plate• Cooking utensils• Chemical equipment• Sheet metal work• Storage tanks• Caravan sidings• Offi ce equipment• Equipment for heating and cooling

5005 5005 is a medium strength general purpose alloy with good weldability, good formability and good corrosion resistance.

It is an extremely popular alloy and is the most commonly used grade of aluminium in sheet and plate form.

It is suitable for decorative anodising and as a result is often used in architectural applications.

• General sheet metal work• Architectural applications – cladding• Furniture• Packaging• Ducting in electrical cabinets

5052 5052 is a medium strength alloy which has excellent corrosion resistance, particularly in marine atmospheres.

One of the more popular alloys, 5052 has good weldability. It is signifi cantly stronger than 5005 alloy and is widely used in the small boat market.

• High strength sheet metal work• Tread plate• Small boats• Architectural paneling• Road signs• Truck fuel tanks

5083 5083 is known for exceptional performance in extreme environments. 5083 is resistant to attack by seawater and general industrial environments.

It has the highest strength of the non-heat treatable alloys but is not recommended for use in temperatures in excess of 65 degree.

• Ship building• Drilling rigs• Rail cars• Vehicle and tip truck bodies• TV towers• Mine skips and cages

5251 5251 is a medium strength non-heat treatable alloy which is often used as an alternative to 5052 although because of its lower magnesium content its mechanical properties are slightly lower.

It has excellent corrosion resistance and weldability.

• Sheet metal work requiring higher strength than available with 5005• Tread plate• Small boats

5454 5454 is a non-heat treatable alloy with a lower magnesium content than alloy 5083 and as such is suitable for elevated temperature applications.

• Petroleum including bitumen road tankers• Chemical and process industries

ROLLED PRODUCTSALLOY SPECIFICATIONS

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EXTRUDED AND ROLLED PRODUCTSCHEMICAL COMPOSITION LIMITS

ALL

OY

MG

MN

FE SI CU ZN CR MN

+CR

TI BI PB V OTH

ER

ELEM

TOTA

L O

THER

AL

1350 – ≤0.01 ≤0.40 ≤0.10 ≤0.05 ≤0.05 ≤0.01 – – – – ≤0.02V+Ti ≤0.03 ≤0.10 ≥99.50

2011 – – ≤0.70 ≤0.40 5.00-6.00

≤0.30 – – – 0.20-0.60

0.20-0.60

– ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

3003 – 1.00 -1.50

≤0.70 ≤0.60 0.05-0.20

≤0.10 – – – – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

5005 0.50-1.10

≤0.20 ≤0.70 ≤0.30 ≤0.20 ≤0.25 ≤0.10 – – – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

5052 2.20-2.80

≤0.10 ≤0.40 ≤0.25 ≤0.10 ≤0.10 0.15-0.35

– – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

5083 4.00-4.90

0.40 -1.00

≤0.40 ≤0.40 ≤0.10 ≤0.25 0.05-0.25

– ≤0.15 – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

5251 1.70-2.40

0.10-0.50

≤0.50 ≤0.40 ≤0.15 ≤0.15 ≤0.15 – ≤0.15 – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

5454 2.40-3.00

0.50-1.00

≤0.40 ≤0.25 ≤0.10 ≤0.25 0.05-0.20

– ≤0.20 – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

6005A 0.40-0.70

≤0.50 ≤0.35 0.50-0.90

≤0.30 ≤0.20 ≤0.30 0.12-0.50

≤0.10 – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

6060 0.30-0.60

≤0.10 0.10-0.30

0.30-0.60

≤0.10 ≤0.15 ≤0.05 – ≤0.10 – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

6061 0.80-1.20

≤0.15 ≤0.70 0.40-0.80

0.15-0.40

≤0.25 0.04-0.35

– ≤0.15 – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

6063 0.45-0.90

≤0.10 ≤0.35 0.20-0.60

≤0.10 ≤0.10 ≤0.10 – ≤0.10 – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

6082 0.60-1.20

0.40-1.00

≤0.50 0.70-1.30

≤0.10 ≤0.20 ≤0.25 – ≤0.10 – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

6101 0.35-0.80

≤0.03 ≤0.50 0.30-0.70

≤0.10 ≤0.10 ≤0.03 – - ≤0.06 – – ≤0.03 ≤0.10 Rem.

6106 0.40-0.80

0.05-0.20

≤0.35 0.30-0.60

≤0.25 ≤0.15 ≤0.20 – ≤0.10 – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

6351 0.40-0.80

0.40-0.80

≤0.50 0.70-1.30

≤0.10 ≤0.20 – – ≤0.20 – – – ≤0.05 ≤0.15 Rem.

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MECHANICAL PROPERTY LIMITS

ALL

OY

TEM

PER

THIC

KNES

S

TEN

SILE

YIEL

D

ELO

NG

ATIO

N

EXTRUDED1350 F

H111Not specifi edAll

60 25

2011 T6 ≤25 350 220 8

6005A T4T5T6

≤12≤12≤12

180260285

110240260

1488

6060 T1T4T5T591T595

≤12≤12≤12≤12≤12

115125150150-205170-220

607011095-140130-160

1212885

6061 T4T5T6

AllAllAll

180235260

110210240

1488

6063 T4T5T6

≤12≤12≤12

130150205

70110170

1288

6082 T5T6

≤6≤20

270295

230255

87

6101 T5T6

≤12≤12

150200

110170

10

6106 T4T5T6

≤12≤ 12≤12

130150235

70110210

1288

6351 T4T5T6

≤150≤150≤150

185260295

115240255

1688

SHEET AND PLATE3003 H16 1.6-4.0 165-205 145 4

5005 H34 1.2-6.3 135-180 105 5

5052 OH114H32

1.3-3.01.3-3.01.3-3.0

170-215170-240215-265

6565160

19107

5083 H116 3.0-30.0 305 215 10

5251 H34 1.3-3.0 230-275 180 6

5454 H34 6.0-12.0 270-325 200 8

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EXTRUSION ALLOY/TEMPEREXTRUDED MACHINING FORMING GAS &

INERT GASWELDING CORROSION RESISTANCE ANODISING

ALL

OY

TEM

PER

D C B A D C B A D C B A D C B A D C B A

1350 H111

2011 T6 NR

6005A T4

T5

6060 T5

T591

T595

6061 T4

T5

T6

6063 T5

6082 T5

T6

6101 T5 NR

T6 NR

6106 T4

T5

T6

6351 T4

T5

T6

CHARACTERISTICS COMPARISON

ROLLED ALLOY/TEMPERSHEET & PLATE MACHINING FORMING GAS WELDING* CORROSION RESISTANCE ANODISING

ALL

OY

TEM

PER

D C B A D C B A D C B A D C B A D C B A

3003 H16

5005 H34

5052 O

H114

H32

5083 H116

5251 H34

5454 H112

A = Excellent; B = Good; C = Fair; D = Poor; NR = Not Recommended *Under inert gas welding conditions Alloy/Tempers exhibit A = Excellent rating

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ROLLED PRODUCTS

SHEET 5005M

ATER

IAL

ALLO

Y

TEM

PER

THIC

KNES

S (m

m)

WID

TH (m

m)

LENG

TH (m

m)

COAT

ING

DESC

RIPT

ION

KGS

– EA

CH

NSW

VIC

QLD

NORT

H QL

D

SA WA

TAS

NT

100037 5005 H34 0.6 1200 2400 Mill Finish 4.664 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100341 5005 H34 0.8 1200 2400 Mill Finish 6.219 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

105631 3004 H32 0.8 1219 2489 Painted PVC Coated Violet Tone/Gl Grey 6.604 ■ ■

100748 5005 H34 1 900 1800 Mill Finish 4.373 ■

100755 5005 H34 1 1200 2400 Mill Finish 7.776 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100058 5005 H34 1 1200 2400 Mill Finish PVC Coated 7.816 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100766 5005 H34 1.2 900 1800 Mill Finish 5.247 ■

100775 5005 H34 1.2 1200 1800 Mill Finish 5005 H34 6.998 ■

105801 5005 H32 1.2 1200 2000 Mill Finish Stucco 7.774 ■

100059 5005 H34 1.2 1200 2400 Mill Finish 9.328 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100060 5005 H34 1.2 1200 2400 Mill Finish PVC Coated 9.328 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

105802 5005 H32 1.2 1200 2400 Mill Finish Stucco Small Embossed 9.328 ■

100786 5005 H34 1.2 1200 3000 Mill Finish 11.655 ■ ■

103581 5005 H34 1.2 1200 3000 Mill Finish PVC Coated 11.655 ■



100071 5005 H34 1.6 900 1800 Mill Finish 6.996 ■

100809 5005 H34 1.6 1200 1800 Mill Finish 9.328 ■

100083 5005 H34 1.6 1200 2400 Mill Finish 12.438 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


104971 5005 H34 1.6 1200 2400 20um Clear 1 Side 12.438 ■ ■

100949 5005 H34 1.6 1200 3000 Mill Finish 15.547 ■

100818 5005 H34 1.6 1200 3600 Mill Finish 18.657 ■ ■ ■

105667 5005 H34 1.6 1500 3000 Mill Finish 19.434 ■

100822 5005 H34 1.6 1500 3600 Mill Finish 23.328 ■

105671 5005 H34 2 1200 1800 Mill Finish 11.66 ■

106034 5005 H34 2 1200 1800 Mill Finish PVC 11.66 ■

100115 5005 H34 2 1200 2400 Mill Finish 15.547 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100117 5005 H34 2 1200 2400 Mill Finish PVC Coated 50um 15.547 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100293 5005 H34 2 1200 3000 Mill Finish 19.434 ■ ■ ■ ■

11

Abbreviations: MF Mill Finish PWG Pearl White Gloss BS Bright Silver CLR Clear BLDKS Black Satin BLK Black CBSM Colourbond Surfmist Matt WRCT Western Red Cedar Texture

Capral Limited reserves the right to change specifi cations and stocking locations without notice.

SHEET 5005M

ATER

IAL

ALLO

Y

TEM

PER

THIC

KNES

S (m

m)

WID

TH (m

m)

LENG

TH (m

m)

COAT

ING

DESC

RIPT

ION

KGS

– EA

CH

NSW

VIC

QLD

NORT

H QL

D

SA WA

TAS

NT

103622 5005 H34 2 1200 3000 Mill Finish PVC Coated 19.434 ■

103623 5005 H34 2 1200 3600 Mill Finish PVC Coated 23.321 ■ ■

105675 5005 H34 2 1500 2400 Mill Finish 19.434 ■

105676 5005 H34 2 1500 3000 Mill Finish 24.291 ■ ■

100831 5005 H34 2 1500 3600 Mill Finish 29.155 ■ ■ ■

100833 5005 H34 2.5 900 1800 Mill Finish 10.929 ■


100121 5005 H34 2.5 1200 2400 Mill Finish 19.434 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


105681 5005 H34 2.5 1200 2400 Mill Finish - White PVC 100um 19.434 ■

104688 5005 H34 2.5 1200 3000 Mill Finish 24.39 ■ ■

103724 5005 H34 2.5 1500 2400 Mill Finish 24.39 ■

104973 5005 H34 2.5 1500 3000 Mill Finish 30.366 ■

105683 5005 H34 2.5 1500 3600 Mill Finish - White PVC 100um 36.439 ■

100839 5005 H34 3 900 1800 Mill Finish 13.123 ■


100850 5005 H34 3 1200 1800 Mill Finish 17.483 ■ ■

100129 5005 H34 3 1200 2400 Mill Finish 23.321 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100131 5005 H34 3 1200 2400 Mill Finish PVC Coated 23.321 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

106146 5005 H34 3 1200 2400 Mill Finished No Paper Interleave Pack of 25 23.321 ■

105693 5005 H34 3 1200 2400 Mill Finish PVC Coated 100um 23.321 ■

100853 5005 H34 3 1200 3000 Mill Finish 29.155 ■ ■ ■


100854 5005 H34 3 1200 3600 Mill Finish 34.965 ■ ■

105696 5005 H34 3 1200 3600 Mill Finish PVC Coated 80um 34.981 ■ ■

104482 5005 H34 3 1500 2400 Mill Finish 29.151 ■


102631 5005 H34 3 1500 3000 Mill Finish 36.315 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■



100288 5005 H34 3 1500 3600 Mill Finish 43.726 ■ ■ ■



106971 5005 H34 4 1500 3000 Mill Finish Stress Relieved PVC Coated 80um 48.60 ■

100346 5005 H34 4 1200 2400 Mill Finish 31.094 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100159 5005 H34 5 1200 2400 Mill Finish 38.868 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100176 5005 H34 6 1200 2400 Mill Finish 46.641 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

12

13


ROLLED PRODUCTS

SHEET 5052/5251M

ATER

IAL

ALLO

Y

TEM

PER

THIC

KNES

S (m

m)

WID

TH (m

m)

LENG

TH (m

m)

COAT

ING

DESC

RIPT

ION

KGS

– EA

CH

NSW

VIC

QLD

NORT

H QL

D

SA WA

TAS

NT

106192 5251 H38 1.55 1200 2400 Mill Finished Etched 11.964 ■

106193 5251 H38 1.55 1200 2700 Mill Finish 13.46 ■


105845 5052 H38 1.55 1200 3000 Mill Finish Etched 14.955 ■


100800 5052 H38 1.6 900 1800 Mill Finish 6.949 ■

105847 5052 H38 1.6 900 2400 Mill Finish 9.263 ■

105658 5052 H38 1.6 1200 2400 Mill Finish 12.35 ■

100084 5251 H34 1.6 1200 2400 Mill Finish 12.35 ■ ■

102331 5251 H34 1.6 1200 2400 Mill Finish PVC Coated 12.345 ■ ■

105846 5052 H38 1.6 750 3000 Mill Finish 9.649 ■

101673 5052 H32 1.6 1200 6000 Mill Finish 5052 H32 30.864 ■



106247 5052 H38 1.95 790 3000 Sheet - Mill Finished Etched 12.386 ■


105672 5052 H32 2 1200 1800 Mill Finish 11.578 ■

100116 5251 H34 2 1200 2400 Mill Finish 15.438 ■ ■ ■ ■

106294 5251 H34 2 1200 2400 Mill Finish PVC Coated 15.438 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100829 5251 H34 2 1200 6000 Mill Finish 38.61 ■

105680 5052 H32 2.5 1200 2400 Mill Finish PVC Coated 80um 19.305 ■

100836 5251 H34 2.5 1200 2400 Mill Finish 19.305 ■ ■

103532 5251 H34 2.5 1200 2400 Mill Finish PVC Coated 19.297 ■ ■ ■ ■

101677 5251 H34 2.5 1200 6000 Mill Finish 48.243 ■

106312 5251 H34 2.5 1500 2400 Mill Finish 24.122 ■

100125 5251 H34 2.5 1500 3000 Mill Finish 30.152 ■

106295 5251 H34 2.5 1500 3000 Mill Finish PVC Coated 30.152 ■ ■ ■

100130 5251 H34 3 1200 2400 Mill Finish 23.157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

104507 5251 H34 3 1200 2400 Mill Finish PVC Coated 23.328 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

104402 5251 H34 3 1500 3000 Mill Finish PVC Coated 36.18 ■ ■ ■

105702 5052 H32 3 1500 3600 Mill Finish 43.419 ■

100134 5251 H34 3 1200 6000 Mill Finish 57.892 ■ ■ ■

106296 5251 H34 3 1200 6000 Mill Finish PVC Coated 57.892 ■ ■

104151 5251 H34 3 1500 6000 Mill Finish 72.65 ■

105873 5052 H32 4 1200 2400 Mill Finish 30.876 ■

106130 5052 H32 4 1200 2450 Sheet Mill Finish 31.519 ■

105874 5052 H32 4 1200 6100 Mill Finish 78.476 ■


MAT

ERIA

L

ALLO

Y

TEM

PER

THIC

KNES

S (m

m)

WID

TH (m

m)

LENG

TH (m

m)

COAT

ING

DESC

RIPT

ION

KGS

– EA

CH

NSW

VIC

QLD

NORT

H QL

D

SA WA

TAS

NT

105691 5083 H116 3 1200 2400 Mill Finish DNV Certifi ed 22.993 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

105698 5083 H116 3 1200 6100 Mill Finish DNV Certifi ed 58.44 ■ ■ ■


105871 5083 H116 3 1830 9000 Mill Finish DNV Certifi ed 131.49 ■

105823 5083 H116 3 2200 9000 Mill Finish DNV Certifi ed 158.08 ■ ■

105705 5083 H116 4 1200 2400 Mill Finish DNV Certifi ed 30.657 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

106110 5083 H116 4 2000 6000 Sheet - Mill Finish DNV 127.74 ■


105708 5083 H116 4 1525 6100 Mill Finish DNV Certifi ed 99.024 ■ ■ ■ ■












106133 5083 H116 5 1540 11000 Sheet Mill Finish PVC Film White 80um 225.41 ■

106101 5083 H116 5 1830 11000 Mill Finish PVC Coated Transport Spec DNV 267.85 ■

106134 5083 H116 5 1870 11000 Sheet Mill Finish PVC Film White 80um 273.71 ■

105777 5083 H116 5 2200 11000 PVC Coated 322.01 ■

100175 5083 H116 6 1200 2400 Mill Finish DNV Certifi ed 45.986 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

106107 5083 H116 6 2000 6000 Sheet - Mill Finish DNV 191.61 ■

106136 5083 H116 6 2100 6000 Sheet Mill Finish 201.19 ■






101867 5083 H116 6 1980 11000 Mill Finish DNV Certifi ed 5083 H116 347.61 ■




ROLLED PRODUCTS

PLATE 5083

14

15


MAT

ERIA

L

ALLO

Y

TEM

PER

THIC

KNES

S (m

m)

WID

TH (m

m)

LENG

TH (m

m)

COAT

ING

DESC

RIPT

ION

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CH

NSW

VIC

QLD

NORT

H QL

D

SA WA

TAS

NT





102242 5083 H116 10 1830 6100 DNV Certifi ed 5083 H116/321 301.4 ■




105941 5083 H116 12 2200 9000 DNV Certifi ed 632.3 ■

104061 5083 H112 16 1200 2400 Mill Finish 122.57 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■



106139 5083 H116 16 2200 9000 Sheet Mill Finish DNV Certifi ed 843.07 ■

100223 5083 H112 20 1200 2400 Mill Finish 153.28 ■ ■ ■ ■




100904 5083 H112 25 1200 2400 Mill Finish 191.61 ■ ■ ■ ■


105770 5083 H116 25 1200 6100 Mill Finish DNV Certifi ed 487 ■ ■

100909 5083 H112 32 1200 2400 Mill Finish 245.25 ■ ■ ■


105942 5083 H116 32 1200 6100 DNV Certifi ed 623.36 ■

101875 5083 H112 40 1200 2400 Mill Finish 306.57 ■ ■ ■


106140 5083 H116 40 1200 6100 Sheet Mill Finish DNV Certifi ed 779.21 ■


101094 5083 H112 50 1200 2400 Plate 5083 H112 383.22 ■ ■ ■

106141 5083 H116 50 1200 6100 Mill Finish 974.01 ■


100942 5083 H112 80 1200 1200 Mill Finish 306.57 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100946 5083 H112 100 1200 1200 Mill Finish 382.83 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


PLATE 5083


MAT

ERIA

L

ALLO

Y

TEM

PER

THIC

KNES

S (m

m)

WID

TH (m

m)

LENG

TH (m

m)

COAT

ING

DESC

RIPT

ION

KGS

– EA

CH

NSW

VIC

QLD

NORT

H QL

D

SA WA

TAS

NT

106079 5052 H114 1.4 1200 2400 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finish 11.996 ■

106080 5052 H114 1.4 1200 2400 Treadplate Satin Black One Side 11.996 ■

100086 5052 H114 1.6 1200 2400 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finish 13.248 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

106361 5052 H114 1.6 1200 2400 Treadplate 5-Bar Satin Black One Side 13.248 ■

100096 3003 H22 1.6 1219 2438 Bright Finish Propellor Pattern 12.88 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100828 5052 H114 2 1200 2400 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finish 16.992 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

104434 3003 H22 2 1219 2438 Bright Finish Propellor Pattern 17.106 ■ ■

103500 5052 H114 2 1500 3000 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finish 26.55 ■ ■

100123 5052 H114 2.5 1200 2400 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finish 21.312 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

104982 5052 H114 2.5 1500 3000 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finished 33.3 ■ ■ ■ ■

106114 3003 H22 2.54 1525 2430 Treadplate 5 Bar Super Bright 28.512 ■

100132 5052 H114 3 1200 2400 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finish 25.344 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

100138 3003 H22 3 1219 2438 Bright Finish Propellor Pattern 27.19 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

103422 5052 H114 3 1500 3000 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finished 39.6 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

106343 5052 H114 3 1500 3600 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finished 47.52 ■

100135 5052 H114 3 1200 6000 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finished 63.36 ■ ■

105922 5052 H114 3 1500 6000 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finished 80.325 ■ ■

100864 5052 H114 4 1200 2400 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finished 33.113 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

105789 5052 F 4 1200 6000 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finish 82.368 ■ ■ ■

105923 5052 F 4 1500 6000 Treadplate 5-Bar 102.96 ■

104187 3003 H22 4.76 1219 2438 Bright Finish Propellor Pattern 45.014 ■ ■ ■ ■

100160 5052 H114 5 1200 2400 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finished 39.744 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

105924 5251/5 O 5 1200 3660 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finish 62.015 ■

105925 5052 F 5 1200 6000 Treadplate 5-Bar 101.66 ■ ■

105926 5052 F 5 1500 6000 Treadplate 5-Bar 127.08 ■

100177 5052 H114 6 1200 2400 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finished 47.808 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

104952 5052 H114 6 1500 3000 Treadplate 5-Bar Mill Finished 74.7 ■

ROLLED PRODUCTS

TREADPLATE

16

17


ROLLED PRODUCTS

COILM

ATER

IAL

ALLO

Y

TEM

PER

THIC

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S (m

m)

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TH (m

m)

LENG

TH (m

m)

COAT

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DESC

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ION

KGS

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CH

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VIC

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NORT

H QL

D

SA WA

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NT

105572 5005 H34 0.7 1200 0 Coil Mill Finish ■

100054 3003 H16 0.8 2515 0 Transport Roof Coil Mill Finish 1 ■ ■ ■ ■


105580 3003 H16 1.2 2200 0 Coil Mill Finish ■ ■ ■ ■


105583 5251 H34 1.6 900 0 Coil Mill Finish 1T ■






18

EXTRUSIONSEXTRUSION ALLOYS 19

RECOMMENDED BENDING RADII 19

FLAT BAR 20

SQUARE SOLID 23

ANGLES 24

CHANNELS 28

TUBES 31

ROUND BARS 35

MACHINE ROUNDS 36

RECTANGULAR HOLLOWS 37

SQUARE HOLLOWS 40

TEE SECTIONS 42

I BEAMS - GEOMETRIC 44

QUBELOK EXTRUSIONS 45

QUBELOK ACCESSORIES 46

MOULDS AND TRIMS 47

19

EXTRUSIONSEXTRUSION ALLOYS

ROUND TUBERECOMMENDED BENDING RADII

ALL

OY

TYPI

CAL

APP

LICA

TIO

N

HEA

T TR

EATA

BLE

CORR

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ON

RESI

STA

NCE

MAC

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AN

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ISIN

G

FORM

ING

WEL

DIN

G

1200 Commercially pure. Used where formability, not strength is required No A D, C B A, C A

1350 Electrical conductors No A E, D B A, B A

2011 Commercial machining alloy. Screw machine products No D A, A D C, D D

6060 Most commonly used extrusion alloy. Architectural and general purpose Yes A, C C, C A A, C A

6063 Pipe railing, furniture, architectural extrusions Yes A D, C A B, C A

6463 Trims requiring decorative fi nishing. Extruded architectural and trim sections Yes A D, C A B, C A

6106 General purpose, light structural applications Yes A C, C A A, C A

6101 Electrical conductors Yes A, B C, D A C, B A

6005A Structural, transport and marine, for better surface fi nish and complexity Yes B C, C B B, C A

6061 Structural alloy with good corrosion resistance Yes B D, C B A, C A

6082 Heavy duty structures where good corrosion resistance is needed. Transport, marine etc. Yes A, B C, B B A, C A

6351 Heavy duty structures where good corrosion resistance is needed Yes A C, C B C, C B

• Relative rating are in decreasing order of merit = ABCDE• Where applicable, ratings for both annealed and hardest temper are given eg: A,C

Table adapted from Aluminium Standards Data and Design – Wrought Products, Table 3.1, published by the Australian Aluminium Council 2004 and should be used as a guide only

Table adapted from Aluminium Standards Data and Design – Wrought Products, Table 3.6,published by the Australian Aluminium Council 2004 and should be used as a guide only

TUBE SIZE RADII FOR VARIOUS ALLOYS & TEMPERS (MM)

OU

TSID

E D

IAM

ETER

(MM

)

WA

LL

THIC

KNES

S(M

M)

1200

-013

50-0

6106

-060

60-0

6063

-060

61-0

6106

-T4

6061

-T4

6063

-T4

6082

-T4

6060

-T5

6063

-T5&

T661

01-T

5&T6

6106

-T6

6005

A-T

660

61-T

660

82-T

6

6060

-T81

6063

-T81

Where D = outside diameter of tube (mm) t = wall thickness of tube (mm) r = inside radius of bend (mm)

Note : It is recommended that test bends are carried out before fi nal selection is made.

101 12 15 16 18 20 181.6 10 13 14 13 18 16

121 16 16 18 22 25 281.6 12 15 17 20 23 26

161 19 22 30 32 35 381.6 17 20 23 26 32 32

201 25 28 38 40 50 601.6 22 25 32 32 40 40

251.2 38 45 50 56 62 701.6 35 45 45 50 56 653 30 12 40 45 52 50

281.2 45 54 60 68 84 981.6 42 50 54 58 64 753 34 40 42 45 50 50

321.2 54 62 80 80 100 1102 42 48 58 60 80 803 38 42 46 52 60 70

401.6 64 72 90 95 120 1402 56 64 80 80 100 1103 48 54 60 70 80 85

50

1.6 90 112 125 140 175 2202 84 98 110 126 150 1903 70 80 95 110 125 1504 68 70 80 90 120 140

60

2 100 120 150 170 220 2603 100 105 120 130 180 2204 85 90 100 120 150 1906 70 80 90 100 130 150

80

2 165 190 220 240 340 4003 140 170 185 200 250 3204 135 150 160 180 220 2806 120 130 140 160 200 250


20

MAT

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L

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COAT

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CH

PAIN

TPE

RIM

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ANOD

ISE

PERI

MET

ER

RAD

INDI

CATO

R

NSW

VIC

QLD

NORT

H QL

D

SA WA

TAS

NT

816250 Flat Bar 10x3.0 EX4001 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.32 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

866988 Flat Bar 10x3.0 EX4001 6060 T5 4000 15um CLR 0.32 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■

852141 Flat Bar 12x1.6 EX4095 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.208 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■

996509 Flat Bar 12x3.0 EX4002 6060 T5 4000 15um CLR 0.388 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813931 Flat Bar 12x3.0 EX4002 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.388 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

851813 Flat Bar 12x6.0 EX4019 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.776 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■

851988 Flat Bar 16x3.0 EX4003 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.52 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

816249 Flat Bar 20x1.6 EX4000 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.344 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

996508 Flat Bar 20x1.6 EX4000 6060 T5 4000 15um CLR 0.344 100 100 ■

813934 Flat Bar 20x3.0 EX4004 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.648 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

862397 Flat Bar 20x3.0 EX4004 6060 T5 4000 15um CLR 0.648 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■

816259 Flat Bar 20x6.0 EX4020 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.3 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

808087 Flat Bar 20x10 E20016 6060 T5 4000 MF 2.16 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

852060 Flat Bar 20x12 EX4036 6060 T5 4000 MF 2.592 100 100 ■ ■ ■

813938 Flat Bar 25x3.0 EX4005 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.812 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


816256 Flat Bar 25x4.0 EX4014 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.08 100 100 ■

878881 Flat Bar 25x5.0 EX4063 6060 T5 6000 MF 2.028 100 100 ■

813960 Flat Bar 25x6.0 EX4021 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.62 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813973 Flat Bar 25x10 EX4029 6060 T5 4000 MF 2.7 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

852061 Flat Bar 25x12 EX4037 6060 T5 4000 MF 3.24 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

852083 Flat Bar 25x20 EX4045 6060 T5 4000 MF 5.4 100 100 ■

875893 Flat Bar 25.4x1.57 EX1468 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.432 100 100 ■

810153 Colonial Bar 25.4x3.2 RAD E02329 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.832 100 100 RAD ■

862399 Flat Bar 32x3.0 EX4006 6060 T5 4000 15um CLR 1.036 100 100 ■ ■ ■

813943 Flat Bar 32x3.0 EX4006 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.036 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

878879 Flat Bar 32x5.0 EX4062 6060 T5 6000 MF 2.586 100 100 ■

816261 Flat Bar 32x6.0 EX4022 6060 T5 4000 MF 2.072 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

852036 Flat Bar 32x10 EX4030 6060 T5 4000 MF 3.456 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

851545 Flat Bar 34.93x2.77 EX1503 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.048 100 100 ■


813947 Flat Bar 40x3.0 EX4007 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.292 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

816257 Flat Bar 40x4.0 EX4015 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.728 100 100 ■ ■

807849 Flat Bar 40x4.0 RAD E22071 6060 T5 6000 MF 2.532 100 100 RAD ■

813988 Flat Bar 40x5.0 EX4054 6060 T5 6000 MF 3.246 100 100 ■

812586 Flat Bar 40x6.0 EX4023 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 3.888 100 100 ■

EXTRUSIONS

FLAT BAR

21


FLAT BARM

ATER

IAL

BASI

C M

ATER

IAL

SECT

ION

NO.

ALLO

Y

TEM

PER

LENG

TH (m

m)

COAT

ING

DESC

RIPT

ION

KGS

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CH

PAIN

TPE

RIM

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ANOD

ISE

PERI

MET

ER

RAD

INDI

CATO

R

NSW

VIC

QLD

NORT

H QL

D

SA WA

TAS

NT

813962 Flat Bar 40x6.0 EX4023 6060 T5 4000 MF 2.592 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813974 Flat Bar 40x10.0 EX4031 6060 T5 4000 MF 4.316 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

852062 Flat Bar 40x12 EX4038 6060 T5 4000 MF 5.184 104 104 ■ ■

907742 Flat Bar 40x16 E20038 6060 T5 4000 MF 6.912 112 112 ■ ■ ■ ■

812605 Flat Bar 40x25 EX4047 6060 T5 4000 MF 10.8 130 130 ■ ■

982918 Flat Bar 45x3 EP7208 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.46 100 100 ■

813950 Flat Bar 50x3.0 EX4008 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.62 106 106 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


851805 Flat Bar 50x4.0 EX4016 6060 T5 4000 MF 2.16 108 108 ■ ■


957455 Flat Bar 50x6 EAL4035 6060 T5 4000 MF 3.24 112 112 ■ ■ ■ ■

813965 Flat Bar 50x6.0 RAD EX4024 6060 T5 4000 MF 3.232 110 110 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1002437 Flat Bar 50x6.0 RAD EX4024 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 4.848 110 110 RAD ■

1007938 Flat Bar 50x6.0 RAD EX4024 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 4.929 110 110 RAD ■

852166 Flat Bar 50x8 RAD EP5401 6082 T5 5850 MF – DNV 6.306 114 114 RAD ■

813975 Flat Bar 50x10 EX4032 6060 T5 4000 MF 5.4 120 120 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1005347 Flat Bar 50 x 10 RAD EXP1167 6005A T5 6500 MF 8.431 120 120 RAD ■

816287 Flat Bar 50x12 EX4039 6060 T5 4000 MF 6.48 124 124 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

812603 Flat Bar 50x20 EX4046 6060 T5 4000 MF 10.8 140 140 ■ ■ ■ ■

808800 Flat Bar 50x25 EX4048 6060 T5 4000 MF 13.5 150 150 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

992942 Flat Bar 50.8x4.75 RAD EAL2551 6060 T52 6000 MF 3.828 107 107 RAD ■

816253 Flat Bar 60x3.0 EX4009 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.944 126 126 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

940221 Flat Bar 60x5.0 RAD EP9811 6060 T4 6000 MF 4.776 126 126 RAD ■

816300 Flat Bar 60x6.0 EX4069 6060 T5 4000 MF 3.888 132 132 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■



852128 Flat Bar 60x10.0 EX4070 6060 T5 4000 MF 6.48 140 140 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

852069 Flat Bar 60x12 EX4040 6060 T5 4000 MF 7.776 144 144 ■ ■ ■ ■

996691 Flat Bar 65x3 EAL23629 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.419 135 135 ■

904735 Flat Bar 65x5.0 EX4059 6060 T5 4000 MF 3.508 139 139 ■

906845 Flat Bar 80x1.6 EAL12291 6060 T5 3600 MF 1.242 163 163 ■

813952 Flat Bar 80x3.0 EX4010 6060 T5 4000 MF 2.592 166 166 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813969 Flat Bar 80x6.0 EX4025 6060 T5 4000 MF 5.184 172 172 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1002438 Flat Bar 80x6.0 EX4025 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 7.776 172 172 ■ ■

939408 Flat Bar 80x6.30 RAD EB1092 6060 T4 6000 MF 8.016 167 167 RAD ■ ■


813980 Flat Bar 80x10.0 EX4033 6060 T5 4000 MF 8.64 180 180 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

809391 Flat Bar 80x12.0 E20061 6060 T5 4000 MF 10.368 184 184 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

852081 Flat Bar 80x16 EX4044 6060 T5 4000 MF 13.824 192 192 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

808089 Flat Bar 80x25 EX4049 6060 T5 4000 MF 21.6 210 210 ■ ■ ■

837582 Flat Bar 100x1.5 RAD E34113 6060 T5 3750 MF 1.515 202 202 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■

862655 Flat Bar 100x1.5 RAD E34113 6060 T5 3750 15um CLR 1.515 202 202 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813957 Flat Bar 100x3.0 EX4011 6060 T5 4000 MF 3.24 206 206 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■



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DESC

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KGS

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CH

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TPE

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ANOD

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PERI

MET

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RAD

INDI

CATO

R

NSW

VIC

QLD

NORT

H QL

D

SA WA

TAS

NT

851811 Flat Bar 100x4.0 EX4018 6060 T5 4000 MF 4.32 208 208 ■

813971 Flat Bar 100x6.0 EX4026 6060 T5 4000 MF 6.48 212 212 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

816734 Flat Bar 100x6.0 EX4026 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 9.72 212 212 ■ ■

1002425 Flat Bar 100x8 EP8310 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 12.948 214 214 ■

813982 Flat Bar 100x10 EX4034 6060 T5 4000 MF 10.8 220 220 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1002429 Flat Bar 100x10 EX4034 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 16.2 220 220 ■

813986 Flat Bar 100x12 EX4042 6060 T5 4000 MF 12.96 224 224 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

852077 Flat Bar 100x12 EX4042 6082 T6 6000 MF 19.44 224 224 ■

809401 Flat Bar 100x20 E20071 6060 T5 4000 MF 21.6 239 239 ■

852097 Flat Bar 100x25 EX4050 6060 T5 4000 MF 27 250 250 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

999124 Flat Bar 120x10 EP13732 6060 T5 4000 MF 12.96 259 259 ■



999836 Flat Bar 144x 2.5 RAD EP13819 6063 T5 6000 MF 5.82 291 291 RAD ■

979791 Flat Bar 150x1.8 (Partition Skirting) EXP0101 6060 T5 3600 15um CLR 2.635 304 304 ■ ■

980717 Flat Bar 150x6 RAD EAL23273 6060 T5 4000 MF 9.716 311 311 RAD ■

969939 Flat Bar 150x8 EP11453 6060 T5 4000 MF 12.952 314 314 ■

999205 Flat Bar 150 x 10 EAL12095 6005A T5 2850 MF 11.543 319 319 ■

816276 Flat Bar 160x6.0 EX4027 6060 T5 4000 MF 10.36 330 330 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


816284 Flat Bar 160x10.0 EX4035 6060 T5 4000 MF 17.28 340 340 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

812601 Flat Bar 160x12 EX4043 6060 T5 4000 MF 20.736 344 344 ■ ■ ■ ■

852169 Flat Bar 160x12 EX4043 6082 T5 4000 MF – DNV 20.736 344 344 ■

852102 Flat Bar 160x25 EX4051 6060 T5 4000 MF 43.2 370 370 ■

1004396 Flat Bar 160x12 RAD EW5469 6005A T5 2550 MF 13.143 339 339 RAD ■

1006518 Flat Bar 160x12 RAD EW5469 6082 T5 2460 MF 12.679 339 339 RAD ■

961983 Flat Bar 200x6 EP5564 6060 T5 4010 MF 12.992 411 411 ■

1018560 Flat Bar 200x8 RAD EP4404 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 25.908 414 414 RAD ■

FLAT BAR

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964178 Square Solid 6.0mm EX6500 6060 T5 4000 15um CLR 0.388 100 100 ■ ■ ■

814123 Square Solid 6.0mm EX6500 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.388 100 100 ■ ■ ■






808812 Square Solid 40.0mm EX6506 6106 T6 4000 MF 17.024 160 160 ■ ■ ■ ■

1002457 Square Solid 50.0mm EX6507 6082 T6 4000 MF – DNV 28.1 200 200 ■

808814 Square Solid 50.0mm EX6507 6106 T6 4000 MF 28.1 200 200 ■ ■ ■ ■

809426 Square Solid 65.0mm EX6508 6106 T6 4000 MF 45.632 260 260 ■

EXTRUSIONS

SQUARE SOLID


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813623 Angle 12x12x1.6 EK9102 6060 T5 6500 MF 0.624 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

970286 Angle 12x12x1.6 EK9102 6060 T5 4230 PWG GA078A 0.406 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

970285 Angle 12x12x1.6 EK9102 6060 T5 4230 5um BN 0.406 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

920714 Angle 12x12x1.6 EK9102 6060 T5 6500 BS GN150A 0.624 100 100 ■

861641 Angle 12x12x1.6 EK9102 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 0.624 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813626 Angle 12x12x3.0 EK9103 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.105 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■

979777 Angle 16x16x1.6 EB1118 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 0.858 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■

813586 Angle 16x16x1.6 EB1118 6060 T5 6500 MF 0.858 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

979778 Angle 16x16x3.0 EK9104 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 1.528 100 100 ■ ■ ■

813627 Angle 16x16x3.0 EK9104 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.527 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■


915738 Angle 20x12x1.6 EK9105 6060 T5 6500 BS GN150A 0.845 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813631 Angle 20x12x1.6 EK9105 6060 T5 6500 MF 0.845 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841398 Angle 20x12x3.0 EK9106 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.527 100 100 ■ ■


813637 Angle 20x20x1.6 EK9107 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.073 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813640 Angle 20x20x3.0 EK9108 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.95 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

979779 Angle 20x20x3.0 EK9108 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 1.95 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

970291 Angle 25x12x1.6 RAD EK9109 6060 T5 4230 5um BN 0.647 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

861655 Angle 25x12x1.6 RAD EK9109 6060 T5 6500 PWG GA078A 0.995 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

861653 Angle 25x12x1.6 RAD EK9109 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 0.995 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813645 Angle 25x12x1.6 RAD EK9109 6060 T5 6500 MF 0.995 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

815393 Angle 25x12x3.0 EK9110 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.788 100 100 ■ ■ ■

813650 Angle 25x20x1.6 EK9111 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.216 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

861656 Angle 25x20x1.6 EK9111 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 1.216 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

933408 Angle 25x20x1.6 EK9111 6060 T5 6500 WRCT 1.216 100 100 ■ ■ ■

813653 Angle 25x20x3.0 EK9112 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.21 100 100 ■ ■ ■

861681 Angle 25x25x1.6 EK9216 6060 T5 6500 PWG GA078A 1.359 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


920820 Angle 25x25x1.6 EK9216 6060 T5 6500 BS GN150A 1.359 100 100 ■ ■

EXTRUSIONS

ANGLES

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970296 Angle 25x25x1.6 EK9216 6060 T5 4230 5um BN 0.884 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813740 Angle 25x25x1.6 EK9216 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.359 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


813745 Angle 25x25x3.0 EK9217 6060 T5 6000 MF 2.286 100 100 ■ ■

813746 Angle 25x25x3.0 EK9217 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.476 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

850349 Angle 25x25x6.0 EU2611 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.628 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813657 Angle 32x20x1.6 EK9114 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.417 104 104 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


813658 Angle 32x20x3.0 EK9116 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.581 103 103 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841418 Angle 32x25x3.0 EK9117 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.841 114 114 ■ ■ ■ ■

810936 Angle 32x32x1.6 EB1126 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.755 128 128 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

883621 Angle 32x32x1.6 EB1126 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 1.755 128 128 ■ ■ ■

862317 Angle 32x32x3.0 EK9118 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 3.211 128 128 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813662 Angle 32x32x3.0 EK9118 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.211 128 128 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

862253 Angle 40x12x1.6 E20434 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 1.417 104 104 ■ ■ ■ ■

807782 Angle 40x12x1.6 E20434 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.417 104 104 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841428 Angle 40x12x3.0 RAD EK9120 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.581 103 103 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■

813752 Angle 40x20x1.6 EL3257 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.638 119 119 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

861686 Angle 40x20x1.6 EL3257 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 1.638 119 119 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813663 Angle 40x20x3.0 EK9121 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.003 119 119 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813792 Angle 40x25x1.6 EL8124 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.774 129 129 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

964551 Angle 40x25x1.6 EL8124 6060 T5 6500 BS GN150A 1.775 129 129 ■ ■

861698 Angle 40x25x1.6 EL8124 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 1.775 129 129 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

979780 Angle 40x25x3.0 EK9122 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 3.263 130 130 ■ ■ ■

813665 Angle 40x25x3.0 EK9122 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.263 130 130 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813363 Angle 40x40x1.5 EU7481 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.067 160 160 ■

998411 Angle 40x40x1.5 EU7481 6060 T5 6500 CBSM GA236A 2.067 160 160 ■ ■

813672 Angle 40x40x1.6 EK9123 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.197 160 160 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


861670 Angle 40x40x1.6 EK9123 6060 T5 6500 PWG GA078A 2.197 160 160 ■ ■ ■ ■

867388 Angle 40x40x3.0 EK9124 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 4.056 160 160 ■ ■ ■ ■

813676 Angle 40x40x3.0 EK9124 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.056 160 160 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813679 Angle 40x40x4.0 EK9125 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.336 160 160 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813682 Angle 40x40x6.0 EK9126 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.793 160 160 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

ANGLES


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811106 Angle 50x12x3.0 EK9127 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.107 124 124 ■ ■

810102 Angle 50x20x1.6 E34020 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.911 140 140 ■ ■ ■

841457 Angle 50x20x3.0 EK9128 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.53 140 140 ■ ■

813684 Angle 50x25x1.6 EK9129 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.06 149 149 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


979781 Angle 50x25x3.0 EK9130 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 3.79 150 150 ■ ■ ■ ■

813687 Angle 50x25x3.0 EK9130 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.789 150 150 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841461 Angle 50x40x3.0 EK9131 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.582 180 180 ■ ■

813364 Angle 50x50x1.5 EU7483 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.594 200 200 ■

807916 Angle 50x50x1.6 EL9417 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.763 199 199 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

862328 Angle 50x50x1.6 EL9417 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 2.763 199 199 ■ ■ ■ ■

979782 Angle 50x50x3.0 EK9132 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 5.109 200 200 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813690 Angle 50x50x3.0 EK9132 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.109 200 200 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1007945 Angle 50x50x4.0 RAD E20688 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 6.344 200 200 RAD ■

813692 Angle 50x50x4.0 EK9133 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.74 200 200 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1007953 Angle 50x50x6.0 RAD EN5408 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 9.345 200 200 RAD ■

813696 Angle 50x50x6.0 EK9134 6060 T5 6500 MF 9.899 200 200 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

810977 Angle 50.8x50.8x6.35 RAD EG6419 6061 T6 5500 MF 9.102 201 201 RAD ■ ■ ■

840368 Angle 60x25x3.0 EB1155 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.316 169 169 ■ ■ ■ ■

809503 Angle 60x40x4.0 E20560 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.714 198 198 ■ ■ ■

813699 Angle 60x60x3.0 EK9135 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.162 240 240 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841483 Angle 60x60x6.0 EK9136 6060 T5 6500 MF 12.006 240 240 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

999429 Angle 63.5x63.5x6.35 RAD EG6412 6082 T5 5500 MF – DNV 11.506 251 251 RAD ■

810100 Angle 70x20x1.6 E34019 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.483 180 180 ■ ■ ■ ■

843047 Angle 70x25x1.6 EN5714 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.613 190 190 ■ ■ ■ ■

979786 Angle 70x25x1.6 EN5714 6060 T5 6000 15um CLR 2.412 190 190 ■ ■

909681 Angle 70x40x1.5 EP3031 6060 T5 6500 C/BSM GA236A 2.854 220 220 ■ ■ ■

845058 Angle 70x40x1.5 EP3031 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.854 220 220 ■ ■

815581 Angle 70x40x1.6 EN7492 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.036 220 220 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

809505 Angle 75x25x1.6 E20561 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.762 200 200 ■ ■ ■

841723 Angle 75x25x3.0 EL5923 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.122 200 200 ■

999052 Angle 75x75x3 EP13733 6063 T5 6500 MF 7.735 299 299 ■

998990 Angle 76x55x5 EP13720 6060 T5 6500 MF 11.057 261 261 ■

808398 Angle 76.2x25.4x3.18 E03237 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.493 202 202 ■ ■

ANGLES

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841100 Angle 76.20x50.80x6.35 RAD EG6410 6061 T6 5500 MF 11.523 251 251 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

808143 Angle 76.2x76.2x3.2 E06168 6060 T5 6500 MF 8.313 305 305 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841094 Angle 76.2x76.2x6.35 RAD EG6408 6061 T6 5500 MF 13.959 301 301 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■

841093 Angle 76.2x76.2x9.52 RAD EG6407 6061 T6 5500 MF 20.389 302 302 RAD ■ ■

813700 Angle 80x20x3.0 EK9137 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.103 199 199 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813591 Angle 80x40x6.0 EB1160 6060 T5 6500 MF 12.006 240 240 ■ ■ ■

808489 Angle 80x50x2.5 E20559 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.596 260 260 ■ ■ ■

817737 Angle 80x50x6.0 RAD EN5324 6061 T6 6000 MF 12.102 257 257 RAD ■ ■

809497 Angle 80x80x4.0 E20536 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.952 320 320 ■ ■ ■

841492 Angle 80x80x6.0 EK9138 6060 T5 6500 MF 16.211 319 319 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1007940 Angle 80x80x6.0 RAD E20707 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 15.274 318 318 RAD ■

809521 Angle 80x80x10 RAD E20709 6061 T6 6000 MF 24.426 317 317 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■

908410 Angle 90x40x1.6 EME30823 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.601 259 259 ■ ■ ■

909594 Angle 90x40x1.6 EME30823 6060 T5 6500 C/BSM GA236A 3.601 259 259 ■ ■

985705 Angle 100x50x3 EP12372 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.735 299 299 ■

808487 Angle 100x50x4.0 E20525 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.25 300 300 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

847658 Angle 100x50x6.0 RAD EQ1558 6061 T6 6000 MF 14.052 298 298 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■

1007942 Angle 100x50x6.0 RAD EQ1558 6062 T5 6100 MF – DNV 14.286 298 298 RAD ■

999511 Angle 100x80x10 EXP0406 6082 T5 6500 MF 29.946 360 360 ■

997457 Angle 100x100x6 EP12627 6005A T5 6000 MF 18.852 399 399 ■

809523 Angle 100x100x8.0 RAD E20714 6061 T6 6000 MF 25.008 397 397 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

810938 Angle 101.6x50.8x3.18 EB1153 6060 T5 6000 MF 7.692 305 305 ■ ■ ■

808344 Angle 101.6x50.8x6.4 RAD EL4195 6061 T6 5500 MF 13.954 302 302 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

910166 Angle 101.6x101.6x6.35 EXP0062 6351 T6 5500 MF 18.827 402 402 ■ ■

816923 Angle 101.6x101.6x9.53 RAD EG6403 6082 T5 5500 MF – DNV 27.671 402 402 RAD ■ ■

808206 Angle 125x50x3.0 EK9139 6060 T5 6500 MF 9.054 350 350 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

809517 Angle 125x50x6.0 RAD E20700 6061 T6 6000 MF 16.482 348 348 RAD ■ ■ ■

1001859 Angle 125x50x6.0 RAD EN2911 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 16.458 346 346 RAD ■

1001857 Angle 125x80x8 RAD EN5323 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 25.65 407 407 RAD ■

999375 Angle 150x80x10 EP13734 6082 T5 6500 MF 38.591 458 458 ■

999677 Angle 200x100x8 RAD EP9471 6005A T5 6500 MF 41.321 594 594 RAD ■

ANGLES


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979783 Channel 10x10x1.6 EK9146 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 0.754 100 100 ■ ■

813710 Channel 10x10x1.6 EK9146 6060 T5 6500 MF 0.754 100 100 ■ ■ ■

813711 Channel 10x12x1.6 EK9147 6060 T5 6500 MF 0.864 100 100 ■

865838 Channel 12x12x1.6 EK9149 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 0.917 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813716 Channel 12x12x1.6 EK9149 6060 T5 6500 MF 0.917 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

815401 Channel 12x20x2.5 EK9151 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.061 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

808161 Channel 16x12x1.6 E20770 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.033 100 100 ■ ■ ■

815408 Channel 16x16x1.6 EK9152 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.261 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

964177 Channel 16x16x1.6 EK9152 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 1.261 100 100 ■ ■ ■

809530 Channel 16x16x3.0 E20772 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.21 100 100 ■ ■

813718 Channel 20x16x1.6 EK9153 6060 T5 6000 MF 1.266 100 100 ■

813719 Channel 20x16x1.6 EK9153 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.372 100 100 ■ ■ ■

933407 Channel 20x20x1.6 EL1812 6060 T5 6500 WRCT 1.593 116 116 ■ ■ ■ ■

862320 Channel 20x20x1.6 EL1812 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 1.593 116 116 ■ ■

811130 Channel 20x20x1.6 EL1812 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.592 116 116 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

939360 Channel 20x20x3.0 EK9155 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 2.841 114 114 ■

841525 Channel 20x20x3.0 EK9155 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.841 114 114 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

815410 Channel 25x12x3.0 EK9156 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.262 100 100 ■ ■

813748 Channel 25x20x1.6 EL1813 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.735 127 127 ■ ■

813721 Channel 25x20x2.5 EK9157 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.632 124 124 ■

813756 Channel 25x25x1.6 EL5249 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.015 100 147 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

979784 Channel 25x25x1.6 EL5249 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 2.015 100 147 ■ ■

813724 Channel 25x25x3.0 EK9158 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.627 143 143 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

861675 Channel 25x25x3.0 EK9158 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 3.627 143 143 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

861676 Channel 25x40x3.0 EK9159 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 5.213 105 203 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

815412 Channel 25x40x3.0 EK9159 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.213 105 203 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

809544 Channel 32x16x1.6 E20784 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.703 125 125 ■ ■

815413 Channel 32x25x3.0 EK9160 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.004 158 158 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

EXTRUSIONS

CHANNELS

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809107 Channel 37.95x25.4 RAD EH5368 6060 T5 5500 MF 1.749 174 174 RAD ■ ■ ■

1004388 Channel 38x40x2.0 EXP1161 6060 T5 5800 MF 3.584 232 232 ■

847649 Channel 40x20x2.0 EQ1556 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.665 156 156 ■ ■

813727 Channel 40x20x3.0 EK9161 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.893 153 153 ■ ■ ■

864560 Channel 40x25x3.0 EK9162 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 4.42 174 174 ■ ■

813730 Channel 40x25x3.0 EK9162 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.42 174 174 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

809552 Channel 40x40x3.0 E20790 6060 T5 6500 MF 6 126 233 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

811004 Channel 41.9x25.4x1.6 EH5367 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.502 181 181 ■

808197 Channel 44.45x25.4x3.18 EG1021 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.959 184 184 ■ ■ ■

841317 Channel 44.45x44.45x6.35 RAD EK5215 6060 T5 4000 MF 8.228 252 252 RAD ■ ■

1010519 Channel 40mm Fixing Bracket 49x50x4.0 EP14150 6106 T6 6500 MF 9.536 191 286 ■

809134 Channel 50x25x3.0 EK9215 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.947 194 194 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813731 Channel 50x50x3.0 EK9163 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.578 294 294 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

807835 Channel 53x25x1.5 E20830 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.633 103 203 ■

1003784 Channel 54x65x4x5 RAD EP14111 6060 T5 6500 MF 13.007 236 353 RAD ■

809558 Channel 54.2x20x1.6 E20821 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.555 185 185 ■ ■ ■

957490 Channel 56.5x31.8x4.5 RAD EAL6225 6005A T5 6100 MF 8.491 226 226 RAD ■

999379 Channel 60x32x3.0 RAD EP13675 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.208 242 242 RAD ■

841550 Channel 60x32x3.0 EK9164 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.214 242 242 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1000141 Channel 70x30x2.5 EXP0563 6005A T5 6500 MF 5.506 192 192 ■

902953 Channel 76.2x38.1 RAD EG6435 6005A T5 5500 MF 15.032 286 286 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

889369 Channel 78x25x1.5 EP7868 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.283 128 252 ■

813733 Channel 80x25x3.0 EK9165 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.526 253 253 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813735 Channel 80x40x4.0 EK9166 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.673 312 312 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1014212 Channel 80x40x6.0 RAD E20922 6060 T6 6500 MF 15.704 305 305 RAD ■

816924 Channel 80x40x6.0 RAD E20922 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 14.496 305 305 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■

847924 Channel 80x40x8.0x6.0 RAD EQ3461 6061 T6 6000 MF 16.830 303 303 RAD ■

908447 Channel 92.3x25x1.8 EAL12324 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.279 145 276 ■

813736 Channel 100x25x3.0 EK9168 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.578 294 294 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841880 Channel 100x45x4.9 RAD EL7540 6106 T6 6500 MF 15.685 365 365 RAD ■

815321 Channel 100x50x3.0 EB1208 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.212 394 394 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1007946 Channel 100x50x5.0 RAD E20929 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 23.180 382 382 RAD ■

842530 Channel 100x50x5.0 RAD EN3527 6082 T5 7500 MF 19.455 386 386 RAD ■

842521 Channel 100x50x5.0 RAD EN3527 6005A T5 6000 MF 15.564 386 386 RAD ■ ■ ■

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1007951 Channel 100x50x5.0 RAD EN3527 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 15.823 386 386 RAD ■

999401 Channel 100x50x7.5x6.0 RAD EP13664 6005A T5 5500 MF 18.497 379 379 RAD ■

841141 Channel 101.6x50.8 RAD EG6434 6082 T6 5500 MF 20.581 385 385 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841140 Channel 101.6x50.8 RAD EG6434 6082 T5 7500 MF 28.065 385 385 RAD ■

835900 Channel Lipped 101.6x76.2x6.35 RAD E10174 6005A T5 6000 MF 28.848 305 563 RAD ■

908449 Channel 118x25x1.8 EAL12335 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.592 168 328 ■

999473 Channel 127x50.8x4.0 RAD EP12540 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 14.526 442 442 RAD ■

841125 Channel 127x63.5 RAD EG6433 6061 T6 5500 MF 28.875 485 485 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

810981 Channel 152.4x63.5 RAD EG6432 6061 T6 5500 MF 28.556 537 537 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

998272 Channel 152.4x63.5 RAD EG6432 6082 T5 6000 MF-DNV 31.152 537 537 RAD ■ ■

1007950 Channel 152.4x63.5 RAD EG6432 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 31.671 537 537 RAD ■


1010068 Channel 152.4x76.2x9.55 RAD E06330 6005A T5 3200 MF 22.784 571 571 RAD ■


810979 Channel 177.8x76.2 RAD EG6430 6061 T6 5500 MF 40.738 637 637 RAD ■ ■ ■

809563 Channel 180x80 RAD E20935 6061 T6 6000 MF 44.118 662 662 RAD ■

941609 Channel 180x80x6.0 RAD EU6362 6106 T4 6000 MF 31.116 651 651 RAD ■

885566 Channel 200x90 RAD EN3529 6060 T5 6000 MF 51.888 730 730 RAD ■ ■

999383 Channel 200x90x10x8.0 RAD EN3529 6082 T5 6500 MF 56.212 730 730 RAD ■ ■

1008222 Channel Uneven 200x90x50x8.0x6.0 RAD EQ4183 6063 T5 4864 MF 28.503 647 647 RAD ■

1009434 Channel Uneven 200x90x50x8.0x6.0 RAD EQ4183 6063 T5 5200 MF 30.472 647 647 RAD ■




1013746 Channel 381x152.4x12.7 RAD E05721 6060 T5 2500 MF 48.93 1324 1324 RAD ■

1005992 Channel 381x152.4x12.7 RAD E05721 6005A T5 3000 MF 58.716 1324 1324 RAD ■

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816304 Tube 10x1.2 EX5001 6060 T5 6500 MF 0.578 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

865941 Tube 10x1.6 EX5098 6060 T5 6500 MF 0.735 100 100 ■ ■

813994 Tube 12x1.6 EX5004 6060 T5 6500 MF 0.916 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

816213 Tube 15.88x1.22 EX2026 6106 T6 6000 MF 0.912 100 100 ■

851600 Tube 15.88x1.63 EX2028 6060 T5 6000 MF 1.182 100 100 ■

951808 Tube 16x1.2 EX5005 6063 T6 6100 MF 0.921 100 100 ■

814011 Tube 16x1.6 EX5006 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.268 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

808548 Tube 19x1.2 E40149 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.176 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■

810648 Tube 19x3.2 E40201 6060 T52 6000 MF 2.55 100 100 ■

813927 Tube 19.04x1.65 EX2195 6060 T5 6100 MF 1.482 100 100 ■

986502 Tube 19.04x2.41 EX2033 6060 T595 6300 MF 2.142 100 100 ■

954542 Tube 19.05x1.6 EALH9075 6060 T5 7300 MF 1.73 100 100 ■

814025 Tube 20x1.6 EX5008 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.625 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

999131 Tube 20x3.0 EXP0441 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.815 100 100 ■

851607 Tube 22.23x5.99 EX2040 6061 T6 6000 MF 4.95 100 100 ■

862208 Tube 25x1.6 EX5010 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 2.067 100 100 ■ ■

814039 Tube 25x1.6 EX5010 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.067 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

864650 Tube 25x1.6 EX5010 6060 T5 6500 10um BS 2.067 100 100 ■ ■ ■

872574 Tube 25x2 E40519 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.56 100 100 ■

814046 Tube 25x3.0 EX5011 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.633 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814057 Tube 32x1.6 EX5013 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.684 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

983678 Tube 32x2 EX5110 6060 T595 6500 MF 3.309 100 100 ■

814060 Tube 32x3.0 EX5014 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.797 101 101 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1021241 Tube 33.4x3.0 EP14384 6060 T6 5200 MF 4.025 105 105 ■

999128 Tube 38x4.5 EX5075 6005A T5 6600 MF 8.441 119 119 ■

813582 Tube 38x4.5 EX5075 6060 T52 5500 MF 7.035 119 119 ■

989534 Tube 38.09x3.25 EX2078 6060 T52 6000 MF 5.76 119 119 ■

808541 Tube 38.1x2.0 E40015 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.978 120 120 ■ ■

EXTRUSIONS

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808368 Tube 38.1x2.0 E40015 6060 T5 6000 MF 6.000 120 120 ■ ■ ■

810269 Tube 38.1x3.25 E40016 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.246 120 120 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

955230 Tube 38.1x3.25 E40016 6060 T591 6500 MF 6.247 120 120 ■ ■ ■

855977 Tube 40x1.6 EX5015 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.387 125 125 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814070 Tube 40x3.0 EX5017 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.123 126 126 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814072 Tube 40x3.0 EX5017 6060 T591 6500 MF 6.123 126 126 ■ ■ ■

1008687 Tube 42.16x3.56 EX2093 6060 T5 6100 MF 7.113 132 132 ■

851658 Tube 44.45x3.25 EX2101 6060 T591 6000 MF 6.816 139 139 ■

969202 Tube 44.50x3.2 EALH0417 6060 T591 6500 MF 7.287 140 140 ■ ■ ■

816577 Tube 46x3.5 E40700 6060 T5 6000 MF 7.566 141 141 ■

838554 Tube 46x3.5 E40700 6060 T591 6000 MF 7.572 141 141 ■

838555 Tube 46x3.5 E40700 6106 T6 6000 MF 7.572 141 141 ■

812582 Tube 48.41x4.47 EX2202 6061 T6 6000 MF 9.996 152 152 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

855991 Tube 50x1.6 EX5018 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.271 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814076 Tube 50x2.0 EX5019 6060 T591 6500 MF 5.291 157 157 ■

814093 Tube 50x3.0 EX5041 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.774 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814095 Tube 50x3.0 EX5041 6060 T591 6500 MF 7.774 157 157 ■ ■

814115 Tube 50x4.0 EX5081 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.146 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

946413 Tube 50x5.0 EP7790 6060 T4 6000 MF 11.454 157 157 ■

815218 Tube 50x6.0 E40545 6060 T5 6000 MF 13.428 157 157 ■ ■

810138 Tube 60x2.0 EX5021 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.396 188 188 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

856010 Tube 60x3.0 EX5022 6060 T591 6500 MF 9.425 188 188 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814086 Tube 60x3.0 EX5022 6060 T5 6500 MF 9.425 188 188 ■ ■

1007955 Tube 60x5.0 EX5071 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 14.231 188 188 ■

856149 Tube 60x5.0 EX5071 6060 T5 6500 MF 15.165 188 188 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814098 Tube 60x6 EX5074 6060 T1 6500 MF 17.862 188 188 ■

838353 Tube 63.5x3.95 E40098 6060 T4 6000 MF 11.970 199 199 ■

998285 Tube 63.5x3.95 E40098 6060 T1 7000 MF 13.965 199 199 ■ ■

999530 Tube 63.5x4.0 EXP0444 6060 T4 3900 MF 7.901 200 200 ■

999531 Tube 63.5x4.0 EXP0444 6060 T4 6400 MF 12.966 200 200 ■

851845 Tube 63.5x4.75 EX2204 6060 T1 6000 MF 14.202 200 200 ■

1001249 Tube 63.5x6.35 EX2138 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 18.468 199 199 ■

812568 Tube 63.5x6.35 EX2138 6106 T6 6500 MF 20.007 199 199 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1002449 Tube 73.03x5.16 EX2148 6082 T5 5850 MF – DNV 17.38 229 229 ■

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810671 Tube 76x4.25 E40703 6060 T1 6500 MF 16.816 239 239 ■

815300 Tube 76x6.0 EA2528 6060 T1 6500 MF 23.16 239 239 ■

816218 Tube 76.19x2.64 EX2151 6060 T5 5500 MF 9.058 239 239 ■

912868 Tube 76.19x3.25 EX2152 6060 T5 6500 MF 13.072 239 239 ■ ■ ■ ■

1019350 Tube 76.19x6.35 EX2153 6005A T5 6500 MF 24.453 239 239 ■ ■ ■

1007954 Tube 76.19x6.35 EX2153 6082 75 6100 MF – DNV 22.948 239 239 ■

812572 Tube 76.19x6.35 EX2153 6082 T6 6000 MF-DNV 22.572 239 239 ■

1021235 Tube 76.2x3.2 EP13843 6060 T4 6400 MF 12.678 239 239 ■

999837 Tube 76.2x3.2 EP13843 6063 T4 6400 MF 12.678 239 239 ■

1021242 Tube 76.2x3.8 EP8552 6060 T4 6400 MF 14.938 239 239 ■

930997 Tube 76.2x3.8 EP8552 6060 T5 6500 MF 15.171 239 239 ■

997079 Tube 76.2x4.7 E40154 6060 T591 6500 MF 18.525 239 239 ■

812632 Tube 80x2.0 EX5023 6060 T5 6500 MF 8.6 251 251 ■

856027 Tube 80x3.0 EX5024 6060 T5 6500 MF 12.74 251 251 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1002149 Tube 80x6.0 EX5032 6082 T5 5850 MF – DNV 22.031 251 251 ■

851712 Tube 88.9x5.33 EX2161 6060 T5 6000 MF 22.668 279 279 ■ ■ ■ ■

998276 Tube 88.9x6.35 E40039 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 26.676 279 279 ■ ■

995920 Tube 100x2.0 EX5025 6060 T5 6000 15um CLR 9.978 314 314 ■

816331 Tube 100x3.0 EX5026 6060 T5 6500 MF 16.042 314 314 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

855147 Tube 100x4.0 EX5060 6060 T1 6500 MF 21.164 314 314 ■

815319 Tube 100x6.0 EB1027 6060 T1 6500 MF 31.096 314 314 ■

817578 Tube 100x10 EX5030 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 45.798 314 314 ■ ■

816239 Tube 101.6x1.6 EX2214 6060 T5 6500 MF 8.827 319 319 ■

867782 Tube 101.6x1.8 EQ7007 6060 T5 6000 MF 9.144 320 320 ■

1002447 Tube 101.6x3.25 EX2168 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 16.314 319 319 ■

852170 Tube 101.6x6.35 EX2170 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 30.78 319 319 ■ ■ ■ ■

851723 Tube 101.6x6.35 EX2170 6061 T6 6500 MF 33.345 319 319 ■ ■ ■

998275 Tube 114.3x6.35 EX2180 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 34.884 359 359 ■ ■

810364 Tube 127x2.8 E40682 6060 T5 6500 MF 19.181 399 399 ■

1012644 Tube 127x3.2 EX5070 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 20.16 399 399 ■

816354 Tube 127x4.3 EX5099 6106 T6 6100 MF 27.31 399 399 ■

817310 Tube 127x19.04 EX2190 6082 T5 4000 MF – DNV 69.748 399 399 ■ ■

908543 Tube 150x3.0 E40664 6060 T5 6000 MF 22.446 471 471 ■

852174 Tube 152.4x22.23 EX2197 6082 T6 4000 MF – DNV 98.184 479 479 ■

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812541 Tube 152.4x3.25 EX2007 6060 T5 6000 MF 24.672 479 479 ■ ■ ■

812634 Tube 160x10 EX5029 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 76.332 502 502 ■

808128 Tube 162x6.0 EU8373 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 47.634 509 509 ■

1002453 Tube 177.8x12.7 EX5077 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 106.71 559 559 ■

932823 Tube 178x2.5 EP8302 6063 T4 2150 MF 8.002 559 559 ■ ■

1002451 Tube 200x12.0 EX5064 6082 T5 4000 MF – DNV 76.544 628 628 ■

838483 Tube 203.2x3.0 E40634 6060 T5 4800 MF 24.451 638 638 ■ ■

998714 Tube 205.6x12.7 EX5078 6082 T5 4000 MF – DNV 83.12 646 646 ■

1001775 Tube 219x12.7 EXP0921 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 136.26 100 100 ■

810284 Tube 219.1x8.2 E40215 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 88.02 688 688 ■

1013652 Tube 254x12.0 E27369 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 147.80 798 798 ■

600994 Tube Drawn 12.70x1.42 E-1214 6060 T81 5500 MF 0.748 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■

600853 Tube Drawn 15.88x1.42 EP8510 6060 T81 5500 MF 0.957 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

600856 Tube Drawn 19.05x1.42 EP8511 6060 T81 5500 MF 1.166 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

600324 Tube Drawn 22.23x1.42 E-2214 6060 T81 5500 MF 1.381 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

600255 Tube Drawn 25.40x1.42 E-2514 6060 T81 5500 MF 1.59 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

600256 Tube Drawn 28.58x1.42 E-2814 6060 T81 5500 MF 1.799 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

600054 Tube Drawn 32.00x1.60 E-3216 6060 T81 6000 MF 2.478 100 100 ■ ■

TUBES

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ROUND BARSM

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814954 Round Bar 10.0 Diameter EX6000 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.844 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

816362 Round Bar 12.0 Diameter EX6001 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.22 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

851954 Round Bar 15.88 Diameter EX3020 6060 T5 4000 MF 2.14 100 100 ■



975646 Round Bar 25 Diameter EAL12628 6060 T5 4000 MF 5.3 100 100 ■

851947 Round Bar 25.4 Diameter EX3000 6061 T6 4000 MF 5.468 100 100 ■ ■ ■


809459 Round Bar 30.0 Diameter E20306 6061 T6 4000 MF 7.636 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■

816367 Round Bar 33.0 Diameter EX6005 6061 T6 4000 MF 9.236 104 104 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■



905812 Round Bar 60.33 Diameter EX3058 6061 T6 4000 MF 30.872 190 190 ■ ■ ■ ■

808808 Machine Round 65.00 Diameter EX6012 6061 T6 3000 MF 26.877 204 204 ■ ■ ■

1018845 Round Bar 75.00 Diameter EX6014 6082 T5 3000 MF – DNV 35.787 236 236 ■

808796 Round Bar 76.19 Diameter EX3066 6061 T6 2000 MF 25.622 239 239 ■ ■ ■ ■

880900 Machine Round 80.00 Diameter EX6015 6005A T5 4000 MF 54.28 251 251 ■


852173 Machine Round 100.00 Diameter EX6017 6082 T6 3000 MF – DNV 63.618 314 314 ■

907980 Round Bar 101.60 Diameter EX3099 6061 T6 2000 MF 43.78 319 319 ■ ■ ■


1014756 Round Bar 150.00 Diameter EX6085 6082 T6 3000 MF – LLO 143.14 471 471 ■


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MACHINE ROUNDSM

ATER

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601202 Machine Round 6.00 Diameter T3 Drawn MF EXP0074 2011 T3 3000 MF 0.240 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

600892 Machine Round 8.00 Diameter T3 Drawn MF EAL4066 2011 T3 3600 MF 0.504 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

600708 Machine Round 10.00 Diameter T3 Drawn MF EX6000 2011 T3 3600 MF 0.767 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■



600907 Machine Round 18.00 Diameter T3 Drawn MF EAL4072 2011 T3 3600 MF 2.592 100 100 ■


600724 Machine Round 22.00 Diameter T3 Drawn MF E20303 2011 T3 3600 MF 3.708 100 100 ■ ■ ■


600730 Machine Round 30.00 Diameter T3 Drawn MF E20306 2011 T3 3600 MF 7.19 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■

600732 Machine Round 33.00 Diameter T3 Drawn MF EX6005 2011 T3 3600 MF 8.675 104 104 ■ ■

600734 Machine Round 36.00 Diameter T3 Drawn MF EX6036 2011 T3 3600 MF 10.42 113 113 ■ ■ ■ ■

908395 Machine Round 39.00 Diameter T6 Extruded EX6006 2011 T6 3600 MF 12.177 123 123 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

911013 Machine Round 42.00 Diameter T6 Extruded EX6007 2011 T6 3600 MF 14.634 132 132 ■ ■


908397 Machine Round 50.00 Diameter T6 Extruded EX6010 2011 T6 3600 MF 19.861 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■

908000 Machine Round 55.00 Diameter T6 Extruded EX6011 2011 T6 1800 MF 11.547 173 173 ■ ■ ■

908399 Machine Round 60.00 Diameter T6 Extruded E20315 2011 T6 1800 MF 13.741 188 188 ■ ■ ■ ■

908012 Machine Round 65.00 Diameter EX6012 2011 T6 1800 MF 16.126 204 204 ■ ■ ■



893428 Machine Round 80.00 Diameter T6 Extruded EX6015 2011 T6 1500 MF 21.127 251 251 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■




910098 Machine Round 120.00 Diameter T6 Extruded EXP0076 2011 T6 1500 MF 48.387 100 100 ■ ■ ■



893170 Machine Round 150.00 Diameter T6 Extruded EX6085 2011 T6 1500 MF 75 471 471 ■ ■ ■


971907 Machine Round 190.00 Diameter EXP0333 2011 T6 1500 MF 120.09 534 534 ■


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RECTANGULAR HOLLOWSM

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999135 RHS 38x16x1.2 RAD EP13739 6063 T5 6500 MF 2.087 103 103 RAD ■

999200 RHS 38x16x1.4 RAD EXP0445 6063 T5 6500 MF 2.431 100 100 RAD ■

888882 RHS 38x16x1.6 RAD EP7822 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.841 106 106 RAD ■ ■ ■

873334 RHS 38x25x1.5 RAD E22174 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.055 120 120 RAD ■

906033 RHS 38x25x2.0 RAD EN9524 6106 T6 6500 MF 4.037 121 121 RAD ■


808742 RHS 38.1x17.45x3.18 EH2938 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.492 111 111 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

848193 RHS 38.1x25.4x1.6 RAD EQ4084 6106 T6 6000 MF 3.03 121 121 RAD ■

809093 RHS 38.1x25.4x2.54 EG2205 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.206 127 127 ■ ■ ■

814552 RHS 38.3x25.3x1.95 RAD EN6565 6106 T6 6000 MF 3.756 126 126 RAD ■

998287 RHS 40x20x2.0 RAD E22169 6005A T5 7000 MF 4.179 117 117 RAD ■

815318 RHS 40x25x2.5 EB1014 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.265 130 130 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

809585 RHS 40x25x3.0 RAD E22122 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.09 125 125 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

999133 RHS 50x10x1.6 EP13740 6063 T5 6500 MF 3.192 119 119 ■

809596 RHS 50x25x1.5 RAD E22167 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.776 148 148 RAD ■ ■ ■

815925 RHS 50x25x1.6 EQ3359 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.03 149 149 ■


999142 RHS 50x25x2 RAD EP13677 6063 T5 6500 MF 4.862 145 145 RAD ■

850730 RHS 50x25x2.5 EU7751 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.143 150 150 ■ ■ ■

992310 RHS 50x25x3 RAD EP13238 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.085 140 144 RAD ■ ■

1002456 RHS 50x25x3.0 EL8012 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 6.708 150 150 ■ ■

813770 RHS 50x25x3.0 EL8012 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.267 150 150 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

815444 RHS 50x40x3.0 EL8013 6060 T5 6500 MF 8.846 180 180 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1011638 RHS 50x40x3.0 EL8013 6082 T5 6500 MF – DNV 8.847 180 180 ■

1001704 RHS 50x40x5.0 RAD EQ1636 6005A T5 8000 MF 17.328 171 171 RAD ■

847616 RHS 50.8x25.4x2.5 RAD EQ1148 6060 T5 6000 MF 5.742 150 150 RAD ■ ■

922675 RHS 50.8x25.4x2.5 RAD EQ1148 6060 T5 6000 BS GN150A 5.742 150 150 RAD ■

979787 RHS 50.8x25.4x2.5 RAD EQ1148 6060 T5 6000 15um CLR 5.742 150 150 RAD ■

809089 RHS 50.8x38.1x3.18 RAD EE3956 6060 T5 6500 MF 9.366 178 178 RAD ■

999423 RHS 60x40x2.1 RAD EP13847 6063 T5 6500 MF 6.936 195 195 RAD ■

813772 RHS 60x40x3.0 EL8015 6060 T5 6500 MF 9.899 200 200 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841963 RHS 60x50x3.0 EL8016 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.953 220 220 ■ ■


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816414 RHS 63.5x50.8x3.18 RAD EE3867 6060 T5 6500 MF 12.376 229 229 RAD ■

933406 RHS 65x16x1.2 RAD EQ6823 6060 T5 6500 WRCT 3.224 157 157 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

850051 RHS 65x16x1.2 RAD EQ6823 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.224 157 157 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■




815447 RHS 75x50x3.0 EL8017 6060 T5 6500 MF 12.532 250 250 ■ ■

989623 RHS 75x50x6.0 RAD EQ2435 6005A T5 6500 MF 23.797 240 240 RAD ■

809142 RHS 76.2x25.4x2.4 EL4238 6060 T5 6500 MF 8.157 203 203 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841068 RHS 76.2x38.1x3.18 RAD EG4433 6060 T5 6500 MF 12.675 229 229 RAD ■ ■ ■

808139 RHS 76.2x50.5x3.2 E01864 6060 T5 6500 MF 13.546 253 253 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

815907 RHS 76.2x50.8x1.6 EQ1915 6060 T5 6000 MF 6.42 254 254 ■

813774 RHS 80x25x3.0 EL8018 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.426 210 210 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813775 RHS 80x40x3.0 EL8019 6060 T5 6500 MF 12.005 240 240 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813778 RHS 80x50x3.0 EL8020 6060 T5 6500 MF 13.058 260 260 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

854520 RHS 82.55x28.58x2.29 EH5716 6060 T5 6500 MF 8.567 222 222 ■

813781 RHS 100x25x2.5 EL8021 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.53 250 250 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

847823 RHS 100x25x1.60 EQ2698 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.845 250 250 ■

841984 RHS 100x40x3.0 EL8023 6060 T5 6500 MF 14.112 280 280 ■ ■ ■ ■

815450 RHS 100x50x1.6 EL8024 6060 T5 6500 MF 8.242 299 299 RAD ■ ■

855741 RHS 100x50x2.0 E22160 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.251 300 300 ■

1007948 RHS 100x50x3.0 RAD E22177 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 14.274 298 298 RAD ■

813788 RHS 100x50x3.0 EL8025 6060 T5 6500 MF 15.164 300 300 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

960151 RHS100x50x3 RAD EME50157 6060 T5 6500 MF 14.762 290 290 RAD ■ ■ ■

1002454 RHS 100x50x3.0 RAD E22177 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 14.04 298 298 RAD ■

1007949 RHS 100x50x6 RAD EB1592 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 26.425 286 286 RAD ■

954507 RHS 100x50x6 RAD EB1592 6005A T5 6500 MF 28.158 286 286 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

816925 RHS 101.6x63.5x4 RAD E02801 6082 T5 6500 MF – DNV 22.211 330 330 RAD ■

841075 RHS 101.6x76.2x2.29 RAD EG5074 6060 T5 8000 MF 16.816 346 346 RAD ■ ■

842005 RHS 125x40x3.0 EL8028 6060 T5 6500 MF 16.744 330 330 ■ ■ ■ ■

842006 RHS 125x50x3.0 EL8030 6060 T5 6500 MF 17.791 349 349 ■ ■ ■

947995 RHS 150x50x1.95 EP10494 6060 T5 6500 MF 13.423 399 399 ■

815453 RHS 150x50x3.0 EL8033 6060 T5 6500 MF 20.43 400 400 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1038342 RHS 150x100x5.0 RAD EP16465 6082 T6 6500 MF-DNV 41.464 483 483 RAD ■ ■

39



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1038717 RHS 150x100x5.0 RAD EP16465 6082 T6 6000 MF-DNV 38.274 483 483 RAD ■


814487 RHS 152.4x38.1x3.2 E01795 6060 T5 6500 MF 20.676 381 381 ■

1012424 RHS 152.5x76.2x6.35 RAD E22179 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 44.46 455 455 RAD ■



815456 RHS 200x50x3.0 EL8035 6060 T5 6500 MF 25.694 500 500 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814521 RHS 203.20x50.80 RAD EH3532 6060 T5 6500 MF 45.35 507 507 RAD ■

817315 RHS 250x50x3.0 E22173 6060 T5 6500 MF 30.953 600 600 ■

836457 RHS 250x50x3.0 E22173 6106 T6 6500 MF 30.960 600 600 ■ ■ ■

1037862 RHS 300x50x3.0 RAD with centre web EP15970 6106 T6 6500 MF 38.571 699 699 RAD ■ ■

1032067 RHS 300x50x3.0 RAD with centre web EP15970 6082 T6 6000 MF 35.604 699 699 RAD ■


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986440 Square Hollow 12x1.6 EL8001 6060 T5 1750 MF 0.315 100 100 ■

815380 Square Hollow 12.7x1.57 EH2913 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.229 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

998321 Square Hollow 16.0x1.75 RAD EP8516 6063 T5 6500 MF 1.716 100 100 RAD ■

980715 Square Hollow 16x1.2 RAD EQ4681 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.209 100 100 RAD ■

810990 Square Hollow 19x1.6 RAD EG8354 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.885 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■

811019 Square Hollow 19.05x1.2 EK1333 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.502 100 100 ■

807904 Square Hollow 19.05x1.83 RAD EG5799 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.21 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■

808166 Square Hollow 20x1.6 E22101 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.074 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

810378 Square Hollow 20x3.0 RAD E51872 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.438 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■

813750 Square Hollow 20x3.0 EL2299 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.581 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


842497 Square Hollow 25x2.0 RAD EN3238 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.231 100 100 RAD ■ ■

807853 Square Hollow 25x3.0 RAD E22120 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.491 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

815441 Square Hollow 25x3.0 EL8003 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.634 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

810372 Square Hollow 25.4x1.2 RAD E50413 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.93 100 100 RAD ■

813595 Square Hollow 25.4x3.25 RAD EG1842 6060 T5 7000 MF 5.439 100 100 RAD ■

943280 Square Hollow 32x3.0 RAD EP10014 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.032 123 123 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■

813763 Square Hollow 32x3.0 EL8005 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.11 128 128 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

815894 Square Hollow 32x32x2.0 EQ1557 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.212 128 128 ■ ■ ■

810374 Square Hollow 37.35x2.5 RAD E51264 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.824 141 141 RAD ■ ■

939032 Square Hollow 38x2 EP9743 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.051 151 151 ■

843824 Square Hollow 38x2.0 RAD EN9549 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.946 147 147 RAD ■

841064 Square Hollow 38.1x2.92 RAD EG2803 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.365 152 152 RAD ■


809876 Square Hollow 40x2.0 EQ4000 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.336 160 160 ■

850045 Square Hollow 40x2.0 RAD EQ6818 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.207 154 154 RAD ■

867229 Square Hollow 40x2.5 EU7743 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.578 160 160 ■


808823 Square Hollow 40x3.0 RAD E73599 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.702 155 155 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1000062 Square Hollow 40x4.0 RAD EXP0557 6005A T5 6500 MF 10.043 160 160 RAD ■

EXTRUSIONS

SQUARE HOLLOWS

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808513 Square Hollow 45x2.5 E22109 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.461 180 180 ■ ■

938627 Square Hollow 50x1.6 RAD EQ6446 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.174 189 189 RAD ■ ■

812096 Square Hollow 50x1.6 EQ2259 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.434 200 200 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

855759 Square Hollow 50x2.0 EB1003 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.74 200 200 ■ ■ ■

999191 Square Hollow 50x2.0 RAD EP12031 6060 T6 6500 MF 6.435 190 190 RAD ■ ■


976590 Square Hollow 50x3.0 RAD EP12033 6063 T5 6500 MF 9.49 190 190 RAD ■ ■ ■

840340 Square Hollow 50x3.0 EB1004 6060 T5 6500 MF 9.9 200 200 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1003398 Square Hollow 50x4.0 RAD EXP0750 6063 T5 6500 MF 12.48 190 190 RAD ■

964226 Square Hollow 50x5 RAD EP10392 6060 T5 6500 MF 15.672 195 195 RAD ■

813616 Square Hollow 50.8x2.03 RAD EK1537 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.623 192 192 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

933409 Square Hollow 50.8x2.03 RAD EK1537 6060 T5 6500 WRCT 6.624 192 192 RAD ■ ■ ■

817429 Square Hollow 50.8x3.18 RAD EL6217 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.478 198 198 RAD ■ ■ ■

807750 Square Hollow 50.8x3.2 RAD E11901 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.387 195 195 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

884684 Square Hollow 50.80x4.0 RAD EP7619 6082 T5 6500 MF 12.708 194 194 RAD ■ ■

999832 Square Hollow 62x5 RAD EP13805 6005A T5 6800 MF 20.427 238 238 RAD ■

849871 Square Hollow 65x2.5 EQ6382 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.965 259 259 ■ ■

812251 Square Hollow 65x3.0 RAD EU2011 6060 T5 6500 MF 13.058 251 251 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

849548 Square Hollow 75x3.0 RAD EQ6032 6060 T5 6500 MF 14.755 290 290 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

912600 Square Hollow 75x3.0 EXP0149 6060 T5 6500 MF 15.217 290 290 ■

999476 Square Hollow 76.2x3 RAD EP11531 6082 T6 6200 MF – DNV 14.316 294 294 RAD ■ ■

848221 Square Hollow 76x6.35 RAD EQ4171 6082 T6 6000 MF 26.388 277 277 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

875905 Square Hollow 76.2x6.35 RAD EQ4171 6106 T6 6500 MF 28.587 277 277 RAD ■

985703 Square Hollow 76.2x6.35 RAD E11077 6005A T5 6500 MF 28.704 277 277 RAD ■

998277 Square Hollow 80x6 RAD E22129 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 28.818 320 320 RAD ■ ■

1007947 Square Hollow 80x6 RAD E22129 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 29.298 320 320 RAD ■

836420 Square Hollow 100x3.0 RAD E22119 6060 T5 6500 MF 20.397 398 398 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1000143 Square Hollow 100x3.0 EXP0564 6060 T5 6500 MF 20.423 398 398 ■

1014820 Square Hollow 100x3.2 RAD EXP1173 6063 T5 6500 MF 2.607 163 163 RAD ■

973887 Square Hollow 100x4.5 RAD EP11740 6061 T6 6500 MF 29.185 384 384 RAD ■

999146 Square Hollow 100x6.0 RAD EP13751 6005A T5 6500 MF 38.981 389 389 RAD ■

999634 Square Hollow 100x6.0 RAD EP13662 6082 T5 6000 MF 35.046 389 389 RAD ■

999400 Square Hollow 100x6.0 RAD EP13662 6005A T5 10500 MF 61.331 389 389 RAD ■

815375 Square Hollow 101.6x6.35 RAD EG7152 6082 T5 6500 MF 40.638 384 384 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1013329 Square Hollow 101.6x6.35 RAD EG7152 6082 T5 6500 MF – DNV 40.638 384 384 RAD ■

999469 Marine Square Hollow 178x9 RAD EP4953 6082 T5 5000 MF – DNV 81.68 698 698 RAD ■

SQUARE HOLLOWS


42

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811108 Tee 20x20x1.6 EK9140 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.664 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841498 Tee 20x20x3.0 EK9141 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.2 100 100 ■ ■

813705 Tee 25x25x1.6 EK9142 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.359 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

841506 Tee 25x25x3.0 EK9143 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.477 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

816732 Tee 32x54x4.0 RAD E20264 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 5.424 169 169 RAD ■

814853 Tee 35x50x3.0 RAD EU9284 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 4.05 167 167 RAD ■

817085 Tee 35x128x8/5 RAD EP3724 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 14.346 320 320 RAD ■


807880 Tee 38x63 RAD E71996 6060 T5 6000 MF 9.978 198 198 RAD ■

812165 Tee 38.1x38.1x3.18 EH2926 6060 T5 5500 MF 3.448 152 152 ■

809447 Tee 40x20x1.5 E20215 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.534 120 120 ■

810132 Tee 40x40x1.6 EL5287 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.204 100 160 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813708 Tee 40x40x3.0 EK9144 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.056 160 160 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


1014987 Tee 45x100 RAD EU7074 6082 T6 7250 MF – DNV 16.189 286 286 RAD ■

808462 Tee 50x25x1.6 E20212 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.054 100 150 ■ ■ ■ ■

1002476 Tee 50x35x2 RAD EA2071 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 2.748 166 166 RAD ■

815047 Tee 50x50x4.0 RAD E20219 6082 T6 6000 MF 6.318 195 195 RAD ■ ■ ■


815046 Tee 50x50x6.0 RAD E20205 6082 T6 6000 MF 9.312 196 196 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■



811412 Tee 50x70 RAD EN5331 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 10.608 236 236 RAD ■


EXTRUSIONS

TEE SECTIONS

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809827 Tee 100x308x8/5 RAD E27297 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 37.686 806 806 RAD ■

1002466 Tee 120x370 RAD E25760 6082 T6 9600 MF – DNV 87.773 971 971 RAD ■


TEE SECTIONS


44

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KGS

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CH

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TPE

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RAD

INDI

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998273 I-Beam 100x75 RAD EP5402 6082 T6 6500 MF – DNV 23.979 463 463 RAD ■ ■

841161 I-Beam 101.6x76.2 RAD EG6460 6061 T6 6000 MF 23.748 482 482 RAD ■ ■ ■

998274 I-Beam 130x80 RAD E22015 6082 T6 6500 MF – DNV 27.521 553 553 RAD ■ ■

999814 I-Beam 140x90x8 RAD EAL11335 6082 T5 5500 MF 36.02 603 603 RAD ■

881123 I-Beam 152.4x101.6 E05679 6082 T6 8000 MF 64.624 687 687 ■

1011550 I-Beam 165.1x101.6x5.6x7.9 RAD EP13969 6005A T5S 6780 MF 45.141 699 699 RAD ■

808125 I-Beam 176x80 RAD EU7083 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 34.014 650 650 RAD ■

1011138 I-Beam 190.5x111.1x5.85x8.9 RAD EP13970 6005A T5S 7930 MF 64.344 786 786 RAD ■

808121 TLD I-Beam 216x80 RAD EN5219 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 38.196 725 725 RAD ■ ■

812403 I-Beam 220x100x5.0x10.0 RAD EU8404 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 48.822 823 823 RAD ■

809858 I-Beam 270x100 E27501 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 57.018 916 916 ■ ■


EXTRUSIONS

I BEAMS - GEOMETRIC

45


EXTRUSIONS

QUBELOK EXTRUSIONSM

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811556 Qubelok 25.4x25.4 7.5mm Receptor EN9673 6060 T5 6000 MF 2.346 114 143 RAD ■ ■

954283 Qubelok 25.4x25.4 One Leg ET7200 6060 T5 6500 15um T25 BK 2.249 114 114 ■

861816 Qubelok 25.4x25.4 One Leg ET7200 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 2.249 114 114 ■ ■ ■ ■

808021 Qubelok 25.4x25.4 One Leg ET7200 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.249 114 114 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

954282 Qubelok 25.4x25.4x1.2 RAD EH4487 6060 T5 6500 15um T25 BK 2.061 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

964027 Qubelok 25.4x25.4x1.2 RAD EH4487 6060 T5 6500 BLDKS GN150A 2.061 100 100 RAD ■ ■

807906 Qubelok 25.4x25.4x1.2 RAD EH4487 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.061 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

861601 Qubelok 25.4x25.4x1.2 RAD EH4487 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 2.061 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

861948 Qubelok 25.4x25.4x1.2 RAD EH4487 6060 T5 6500 PWG GA078A 2.061 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■


46

EXTRUSIONS

QUBELOK ACCESSORIESM

ATER

IAL

DIAG

RAM

BASI

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SECT

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NO.

LENG

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m)

COAT

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302401 Adjustable Foot 0 0.01 ■

302303 Inserts into MNTC006 (Pk=100) 0 0.03 ■

302198 Endcap 50 SQ Nylon (Pk=100) 0 0.021 ■

308811 Insert Square Suits 50.8x50.8x2.0-3.2 0 0.01 ■ ■

300333 Qubelok 2 Leg P20 Connector BK 0 0.024 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■




300337 Qubelok 4 Leg P41 Connector BK 0 0.044 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


300339 Qubelok 6 Leg P60 Connector BK 0 0.052 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

300341 Qubelok Castor P13 Colour BK 0 0.072 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

300342 Qubelok Castor Socket P15 BK 0 0.01 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

300340 Qubelok Endcap 25sq Plastic BK 0 0.003 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

301504 Black Plastic 0 0.035 ■

301553 Black Plastic 0 0.01 ■

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INDI

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841153 Crescent Mould 15.88x4.75 RAD EG6444 6060 T1 4000 MF 0.488 100 100 RAD ■

808373 Moulding Windscreen U FIN 19.06x10.88 EH1600 6060 T1 5000 MF 1.33 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

810996 Table Edge 20.62x6.73 RAD EH2351 6060 T1 4000 MF 0.4 100 100 RAD ■ ■

1022474 Wallboard Trim 26.97x6.43 GAP 3.96 EH3038 6060 T1 5000 MF 0.57 100 100 ■

810998 Wallboard Edge 21.29x8 5.5 GAP EH2919 6060 T5 5010 MF 0.46 100 100 ■ ■

808372 J-Trim 23.8x12.7 EG6454 6060 T1 4000 MF 0.616 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

979788 Pine Board Channel 25x20.5 GAP 16.5 EQ6354 6060 T5 6500 15um CLR 2.158 100 140 ■ ■

813599 Crescent Mould 25.4x4.75 RAD EG6449 6060 T1 4000 MF 0.752 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

810985 Angle 25.4x25.4x1.6 Fluted EG6459 6060 T1 4000 MF 0.928 106 106 ■

808736 Table Edge 27.7x12.7 RAD EE3388 6060 T1 4000 MF 1.236 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

835868 Table Edge 27.75x11.95 RAD E06255 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.02 100 100 RAD ■

906878 Slat Wall 28x13.5 EME31156 6060 T5 2400 MF 0.442 100 136 ■ ■

811534 Slat Wall 28x13.7 EN8354 6060 T5 2400 MF 0.482 100 128 ■

808198 Table Edge 29.36x5.92 EG2500 6060 T1 4000 MF 0.52 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

984493 Toilet Partition Channel 13mm 30x20.6 EP12116 6060 T5 5500 10um CLR 3.086 165 165 ■

810983 Crescent Mould 31.75x4.75 RAD EG6448 6060 T1 4000 MF 0.984 100 100 RAD ■ ■

850203 Ticket Strip 31.75 ET2436 6060 T5 3657 MF 0.651 100 100 ■

971784 Caravan Trim 31.75x16.25 ET6847 6060 T1 5000 PWG GA078A 1.095 100 110 ■ ■

964754 Caravan Trim 31.75x16.25 ET6847 6060 T1 5000 BS GN150A 1.095 100 110 ■ ■

970101 Ticket Strip 37x24 E36850 6060 T5 6240 MF 1.566 100 122 ■

808386 Stair Tread Edge 38.1x4 E00161 6060 T1 4000 MF 1.28 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■

808744 Crescent Mould 38.1x4.75 RAD EH2989 6060 T1 4000 MF 1.188 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■

808326 H-Trim 38.1x12.7 GAP ET2894 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.92 140 140 ■ ■

808734 Stair Tread Bull Nose 46.02x15.06 EE2611 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.68 123 123 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

EXTRUSIONS

MOULDS AND TRIMS


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838822 Bus Stair Tread 51x35 E53450 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.772 100 178 ■

993392 Stair Tread 250x50 EP13182 6106 T6 6050 MF 18.531 738 1107 ■

807735 Tee Ceiling 36.5x36.5x1.15 E05080 6060 T5 5490 MF 1.356 100 145 ■

809571 ZED 22x19x19x3.0 E22084 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.84 114 114 ■ ■ ■

813489 Door Track EW3931 6106 T6 6000 MF 3.18 202 202 RAD ■

881369 UNV Fixing Bracket 3mm Wall Beams EP7234 6106 T6 4000 MF 7.364 241 241 RAD ■

1010519 40mm Fixing Bracket 49x50x4 EP14150 6106 T6 6500 MF 9.536 191 286 ■

809630 Stair Tread 250x38 E25493 6063 T6 6050 MF 16.94 350 1014 ■ ■ ■

810992 Trim Wallboard Edge EH1553 6060 T5 4000 15um CLR 0.368 100 100 ■ ■ ■

314792 Cornerstake 43mm Suit EK1537 EK1537 43 0.205 ■ ■ ■ ■

891237 ZED 22.2x25.4x22.2x3.2 E73639 6060 T5 6000 MF 3.282 133 133 ■

994242 Top Hat 90x22.5x2.5 EP13338 6063 T5 6500 MF 5.681 176 264 ■ ■

995790 Cladding Top Hat 90x25 EP7926 6063 T5 6500 MF 5.896 275 275 ■

971842 Cladding Top Hat 90x25 EP7926 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.896 275 275 ■

MOULDS AND TRIMS

BUILDING MATERIALSCapral Aluminium is in partnership with a diverse range of customers across the Building and Construction industries. In addition to our comprehensive range of standard geometric extrusions and fl at products, we supply a wide range of extrusions designed for the specifi c production and installation of roof cladding, aluminium fencing, balustrades, louvres and screening. Our capability extends to all matter of commercial facades and architectural work.

LOUVRE BLADES SPECIFICATIONS 50

LOUVRE BLADES 55

FENCES AND GATES 57

QUIKLOK SLAT SCREEN SYSTEMS 58

PRIVACY SCREENS 60

BALUSTRADE SYSTEMS 61

GLAZED FENCING 64

SECTION DIMENSION DIAGRAMS 65

LADDERS & SCAFFOLD PLANKS 66

SEATING SYSTEMS 67

SEATING PROFILE OPTIONS 68

SEATING EXTRUSIONS 69

SEATING ACCESSORIES 69

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BUILDING MATERIALSLOUVRE BLADES SPECIFICATIONS

Capral's range of extruded louvre blades cater for a variety of ventilation, shading and aesthetic requirements.Supported by a variety of different frame and bracket options, Capral’s extruded louvre range can either be built into walls, similar to glazed systems, or alternatively fi xed to the outside of the building structure.

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• Available in a large range of straight, throated, boxed and elliptical louvres profi les

• Can be retrofi tted into Capral’s framing systems and door suites to further extend potential uses

• Can provide weather screening depending on blade pitch and assembly technique

• Possible uses include:

- Architectural screening of mechanical plant

- Screening and fencing elements

- Mechanical heating/cooling ventilation systems.

Elliptical Louvres

Boxed louvresStraight Louvres Throated Louvres

Bracket Fixed Straight Louvres

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ELLIPTICAL BLADES

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EP11641300mm ELLIPTICAL BLADEPaint Perimeter: 619mmAnodised Perimeter: 619mm

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EPD026267mm ELLIPTICAL BLADEPaint Perimeter: 144mmAnodised Perimeter: 144mm

80159.5

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EP9771200mm LOUVRE BRACKETPaint Perimeter: 378mmAnodised Perimeter: 583mmTO SUIT EP9732

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EP9799150mm LOUVRE BRACKETPaint Perimeter: 323mmAnodised Perimeter: 480mmTO SUIT EP9282


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EP8278 209 x 109mm CURVED BLADEPaint Perimeter: 550mmAnodised Perimeter: 550mm

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EAL10441 217.5mm BLADE

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STRAIGHT BLADES

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EL4040 146 x 146mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 510mmAnodised Perimeter: 537mm

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E31090 152 x 98mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 454mmAnodised Perimeter: 454mm

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EK6072 146 x 146mm LOUVRE BRACKETPaint Perimeter: 358mmAnodised Perimeter: 444mm

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E04622 76 x 89mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 315mmAnodised Perimeter: 315mm

EL1671 107 x 85mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 346mmAnodised Perimeter: 346mm

EME7344 97 x 112mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 364mmAnodised Perimeter: 364mm

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E5352269 x 94mm DOUBLE SIDED LOUVRE

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EAL701843 x 29mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 144mmAnodised Perimeter: 144mm

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E7111970 x 32mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 204mmAnodised Perimeter: 204mm

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EL209663 x 46mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 171mmAnodised Perimeter: 217mm

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THROATED BLADES

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EN4023 62 x 48mm THROATED BLADEPaint Perimeter: 182mmAnodised Perimeter: 258mm

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EA1148 62 x 47.5mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 234mmAnodised Perimeter: 234mm

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E18780 134 x 95 THROATED BLADEPaint Perimeter: 447mmAnodised Perimeter: 447mm

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ET9192 87 x 67mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 314mmAnodised Perimeter: 314mm

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E53523 115 x 95mm THROATED BLADEPaint Perimeter: 543mmAnodised Perimeter: 543mm

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EME5144115 x 89mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 194mmAnodised Perimeter: 393mm

STRAIGHT BLADES (CONT)

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83EP8686 44 x 83mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 204mmAnodised Perimeter: 204mm

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70E05565 70 x 127mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 304mmAnodised Perimeter: 304mm

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EP10823 62.5 x 44mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 166mmAnodised Perimeter: 166mm

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36 EME6811 36 x 25mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 100mmAnodised Perimeter: 100mm

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EP4974 110 x 90mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 308mmAnodised Perimeter: 308mm

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E32590 102mm BLADEPaint Perimeter: 176mmAnodised Perimeter: 334mm

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EP1337340mm BOX LOUVREBULLNOSEPaint Perimeter: 321mmAnodised Perimeter: 481mm

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EQ7013117 x 50mm S/MBOX LOUVREPaint Perimeter: 165mmAnodised Perimeter: 381mm

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EP1326340mm INTERMEDIATEBOX LOUVREPaint Perimeter: 432mmAnodised Perimeter: 647mm

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EP1512575mm INTERMEDIATEBOX LOUVREPaint Perimeter: 570mmAnodised Perimeter: 855mm

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EP1512675mm BOX LOUVRE ENDPaint Perimeter: 496mmAnodised Perimeter: 744mm

EP1326440mm BOX LOUVRE END SNAPPaint Perimeter: 179mmAnodised Perimeter: 268mm

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EP1415040mm BOX LOUVRE CHANNELPaint Perimeter: 191mmAnodised Perimeter: 286mm

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EP1512775mm BOX LOUVRE END SNAPPaint Perimeter: 232mmAnodised Perimeter: 347mm

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EP1512475mm BOX LOUVRE BULLNOSEPaint Perimeter: 615mmAnodised Perimeter: 842mm

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936509 Louvre Blade 25x5 EME31695 6060 T5 4000 20um T25 BK 0.576 100 100 RAD ■

993934 BL40 - Louvre End Snap 20mm EP13264 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.764 179 268 RAD ■

897005 Louvre Blade 48x38.1 EAL3590 6060 T5 4000 10um CLR 1.584 100 181 RAD ■

811332 Louvre ZZ Blade 62Hx48D EN4023 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.809 182 258 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

932626 Louvre ZZ Blade 62Hx48D EN4023 6060 T5 6500 20um CLR 3.809 182 258 ■

952634 Louvre L - Blade 58.22x20 EP10823 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.179 166 166 RAD ■

932625 Louvre Z Blade 63Hx46D EL2096 6060 T5 6500 20um CLR 3.952 171 217 RAD ■ ■

811145 Louvre Z Blade 63Hx46D EL2096 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.952 171 217 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

896187 Louvre Sun Control Blade 67x15 EPD0262 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.543 144 144 ■

986670 Plain Frame Filler 70x7.5 E32173 6060 T5 6500 20um CLR 2.425 100 171 ■ ■ ■

808181 Plain Frame Filler 70x7.5 E32173 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.424 100 171 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

807879 Louvre Z Blade 70Hx32D E71119 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.912 204 204 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■

838842 Louvre Frame 75.5x54.6x1.6 TO E53423 E53524 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.16 155 299 ■

885422 Plain Frame 76x25 TO E32173 EP7683 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.285 132 304 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

932627 Louvre 32.37° Z Blade 76.2Hx88.9D E04622 6060 T5 6500 20um CLR 5.038 315 315 ■

808403 Louvre 32.37° Z Blade 76.2Hx88.9D E04622 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.972 315 315 ■ ■ ■ ■

868374 Louvre 32.37° Z Blade 76.2Hx88.9D E04622 6060 T5 6500 25um CLR 4.973 315 315 ■

906794 Plain Frame Filler 82.55X TO EK7485 EK5846 6060 T5 6500 20um CLR 4.388 100 207 ■

811029 Plain Frame Filler 82.55X TO EK7485 EK5846 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.388 100 207 ■

888542 Louvre Elliptical Blade 100x20 EP7682 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.721 210 210 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

906796 Plain Frame 100x25 TO EK5846 EK7485 6060 T5 6500 20um CLR 6.825 167 392 ■

811066 Plain Frame 100x25 TO EK5846 EK7485 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.825 167 392 ■

811122 Louvre Type L - 45° Z Blade 107.43Hx85D EL1671 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.397 311 346 ■ ■ ■ ■

811120 Louvre Type L - 45° Z Blade 107.43Hx85D EL1671 6060 T5 6500 20um CLR 7.397 311 346 ■ ■

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911781 Louvre Curved Blade 112.4x20 EP8707 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.261 250 250 ■

838841 Louvre ZZ Blade 115Hx95D E53523 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.967 435 435 ■

841338 Louvre Type K Bracket 125x85.2 to EL4040 EK6072 6060 T5 6500 MF 8.281 358 444 ■ ■ ■

809258 Louvre ZZ Blade 134Hx95D E18780 6060 T5 6500 MF 8.222 447 447 ■

939081 150mm Elliptical Louvre mount to EP9282 EP9799 6060 T5 3000 MF 21.321 323 480 ■ ■ ■

811165 Louvre Type K - Z Blade 146Hx146D to EK6072 EL4040 6060 T5 6500 MF 11.739 510 537 RAD ■ ■ ■

937244 Louvre Elliptical Blade 150x29 EP9282 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.14 312 312 RAD ■ ■

993938 BL40 - Louvre Intermediate Box 150mm EP13263 6060 T5 6500 MF 15.217 432 647 RAD ■

938851 200mm Elliptical Louvre Mount to EP9732 EP9771 6060 T5 3000 MF 27.243 378 583 ■ ■

890508 Louvre Curved Blade 162.4x25 EP7919 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.075 351 351 ■

939734 Louvre Elliptical Blade 200x25 EP9732 6060 T5 6500 MF 15.412 408 408 ■ ■

975027 Louvre Elliptical Blade 300x50 EP11641 6060 T5 6000 MF 28.422 619 619 RAD ■

860754 Gate Frame L 40x40x2 EP6658 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.33 159 159 ■ ■

1021239 Louvre Infi ll 45x33 EP14309 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.875 197 295 ■

849677 Gate Track 60x18 EQ6210 6060 T5 6000 MF 6.21 100 147 ■ ■

1021201 Louvre L Blade 60x20 EP13688 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.607 163 163 ■

954069 Louvre L Blade 79x15 EAL23923 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.451 161 161 ■

999088 Gate Track 80x20 EP13666 6060 T6 6000 MF 7.572 146 218 ■

999087 Louvre Elliptical Blade 88x14 EP13686 6063 T5 6500 MF 5.33 186 186 ■

998461 Louvre Elliptical 100x20 Blade EP13678 6063 T5 6500 MF 7.222 209 209 ■

1003782 Louvre Centre Blade 100x45 EP14023 6060 T5 6500 MF 11.622 363 544 ■

999080 Louvre Elliptical 120x20 EXP0415 6063 T5 6500 MF 8.346 248 248 ■

998460 Louvre Blade 130x90x1.50 EP13764 6063 T5 6500 MF 5.876 436 436 ■

999086 Louvre Elliptical Blade 150x30 EP13684 6063 T5 6500 MF 11.297 313 313 ■

1000233 Louvre Blade 150x45 EP14308 6063 T5 6500 MF 16.049 358 537 ■

999908 Louvre 150x45 Self Mating Centre Blade EP13691 6063 T5 6500 MF 15.737 456 684 ■

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811746 Horizon 16mm Baluster EP2976 6060 T5 5400 MF 1.22 100 100 RAD ■

892119 Series 40 16 Diameter Baluster EP8000 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.703 100 100 ■

893382 Horizon 19mm Box Baluster EP8082 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.126 100 100 ■

810990 Square Hollow 19x1.6 RAD EG8354 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.885 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■


860754 Gate Frame L 40x40x2 EP6658 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.33 159 159 ■ ■

849677 Gate Track 60x18 EQ6210 6060 T5 6000 MF 6.21 100 147 ■ ■

993394 RHS 65x16 RAD Two Part Self Mating EP13245 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.171 100 209 RAD ■ ■



976642 RHS 65x16x1.20 RAD Partitioned EP12034 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.51 157 157 RAD ■


849883 70x40 Oval Standard Handrail EQ6395 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.395 176 176 RAD ■

952686 50mm One Way Post 70x50x2.0 Gap 16.5 EP10720 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.839 268 268 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

952712 50mm Two Way Post 180° 90x50x2.0 Gap 16.5 EP10719 6060 T5 6500 MF 9.243 347 347 RAD ■ ■

952714 50mm Two way Corner Post 90° 70x70x2 Gap 16.5 EP10721 6060 T5 6500 MF 9.243 347 347 RAD ■ ■

998316 RHS 65x16x1.27 RAD Partitioned EP13679 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.705 157 157 RAD ■ ■ ■

998459 50mm One Way Post 70x50x2.0 Gap 17.0 RAD EP13697 6063 T6 5500 MF 6.237 212 258 RAD ■

976233 RHS 100x16x1.20/1.40 RAD Partitioned EP12022 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.07 227 227 RAD ■ ■

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1028084 Quiklok Fencing/Screen Adaptor 30 x 35 EP15692 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.79 147 220 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029429 Quiklok Fencing/Screen Adaptor 30 x 35 EP15692 6060 T5 6500 BLDKS 3.79 147 220 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029430 Quiklok Fencing/Screen Adaptor 30 x 35 EP15692 6060 T5 6500 PWG 3.79 147 220 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029431 Quiklok Fencing/Screen Adaptor 30 x 35 EP15692 6060 T5 6500 WGM 3.79 147 220 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029432 Quiklok Fencing/Screen Adaptor 30 x 35 EP15692 6060 T5 6500 MS 3.79 147 220 ■ ■ ■

1032346 Quiklok Fencing/Screen Adaptor 30 x 35 EP15692 6060 T5 6500 EHS 3.79 147 220 ■

1029433 Quiklok Fencing/Screen Adaptor 30 x 35 EP15692 6060 T5 6500 SBT 3.79 147 220 ■

1029428 Quiklok Fencing/Screen Adaptor 30 x 35 EP15692 6060 T5 6500 WRCT 3.79 147 220 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

976233 RHS 100 x 16 x 1.20/1.40 RAD Partitioned EP12022 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.07 227 227 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029418 RHS 100 x 16 x 1.20/1.40 RAD Partitioned EP12022 6060 T5 6500 BLDKS 5.07 227 227 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029419 RHS 100 x 16 x 1.20/1.40 RAD Partitioned EP12022 6060 T5 6500 PWG 5.07 227 227 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029420 RHS 100 x 16 x 1.20/1.40 RAD Partitioned EP12022 6060 T5 6500 WGM 5.07 227 227 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029421 RHS 100 x 16 x 1.20/1.40 RAD Partitioned EP12022 6060 T5 6500 MS 5.07 227 227 RAD ■ ■ ■

1032344 RHS 100 x 16 x 1.20/1.40 RAD Partitioned EP12022 6060 T5 6500 EHS 5.07 227 227 RAD ■

1029422 RHS 100 x 16 x 1.20/1.40 RAD Partitioned EP12022 6060 T5 6500 SBT 5.07 227 227 RAD ■

1029417 RHS 100 x 16 x 1.20/1.40 RAD Partitioned EP12022 6060 T5 6500 WRCT 5.07 227 227 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

888882 RHS 38 x 16 x 1.6 RAD EP7822 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.841 106 106 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029412 RHS 38 x 16 x 1.6 RAD EP7822 6060 T5 6500 BLDKS 2.841 106 106 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029413 RHS 38 x 16 x 1.6 RAD EP7822 6060 T5 6500 PWG 2.841 106 106 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029414 RHS 38 x 16 x 1.6 RAD EP7822 6060 T5 6500 WGM 2.841 106 106 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029415 RHS 38 x 16 x 1.6 RAD EP7822 6060 T5 6500 MS 2.841 106 106 RAD ■ ■ ■

1032347 RHS 38 x 16 x 1.6 RAD EP7822 6060 T5 6500 EHS 2.841 106 106 RAD ■

1029416 RHS 38 x 16 x 1.6 RAD EP7822 6060 T5 6500 SBT 2.841 106 106 RAD ■

1029411 RHS 38 x 16 x 1.6 RAD EP7822 6060 T5 6500 WRCT 2.841 106 106 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

850051 RHS 65 x 16 x 1.2 RAD EQ6823 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.224 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1018880 RHS 65 x 16 x 1.2 RAD EQ6823 6060 T5 6500 BLDKS 3.224 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

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Abbreviations: MF Mill Finish PWG Pearl White Gloss BS Bright Silver CLR Clear BLDKS Black Satin BLK Black CBSM Colourbond Surfmist Matt WRCT Western Red Cedar Texture WGM Colourbond Woodland Grey Matt MS Colourbond Monument Satin EHS Colourbond Evening Haze Satin SBT Sable Black Texture

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998410 RHS 65 x 16 x 1.2 RAD EQ6823 6060 T5 6500 PWG 3.224 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029408 RHS 65 x 16 x 1.2 RAD EQ6823 6060 T5 6500 WGM 3.224 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029409 RHS 65 x 16 x 1.2 RAD EQ6823 6060 T5 6500 MS 3.224 157 157 ■ ■ ■

1032349 RHS 65 x 16 x 1.2 RAD EQ6823 6060 T5 6500 EHS 3.224 157 157 ■

1029410 RHS 65 x 16 x 1.2 RAD EQ6823 6060 T5 6500 SBT 3.224 157 157 ■

1029407 RHS 65 x 16 x 1.2 RAD EQ6823 6060 T5 6500 WRCT 3.224 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

976586 Square Hollow 50 x 2 RAD EP12031 6060 T5 MF 6.435 190 190 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029479 Square Hollow 50 x 2 RAD EP12031 6060 T5 BLDKS 6.435 190 190 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029424 Square Hollow 50 x 2 RAD EP12031 6060 T5 PWG 6.435 190 190 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029425 Square Hollow 50 x 2 RAD EP12031 6060 T5 WGM 6.435 190 190 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029426 Square Hollow 50 x 2 RAD EP12031 6060 T5 MS 6.435 190 190 ■ ■ ■

1032345 Square Hollow 50 x 2 RAD EP12031 6060 T5 EHS 6.435 190 190 ■

1029427 Square Hollow 50 x 2 RAD EP12031 6060 T5 SBT 6.435 190 190 ■

1029423 Square Hollow 50 x 2 RAD EP12031 6060 T5 WRCT 6.435 190 190 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

896187 Louvre Sun Control Blade 67 x 15 EPD0262 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.543 144 144 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029435 Louvre Sun Control Blade 67 x 15 EPD0262 6060 T5 6500 BLDKS 3.543 144 144 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029436 Louvre Sun Control Blade 67 x 15 EPD0262 6060 T5 6500 PWG 3.543 144 144 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029437 Louvre Sun Control Blade 67 x 15 EPD0262 6060 T5 6500 WGM 3.543 144 144 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

1029438 Louvre Sun Control Blade 67 x 15 EPD0262 6060 T5 6500 MS 3.543 144 144 ■ ■ ■

1032348 Louvre Sun Control Blade 67 x 15 EPD0262 6060 T5 6500 EHS 3.543 144 144 ■

1029439 Louvre Sun Control Blade 67 x 15 EPD0262 6060 T5 6500 SBT 3.543 144 144 ■

1029434 Louvre Sun Control Blade 67 x 15 EPD0262 6060 T5 6500 WRCT 3.543 144 144 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

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814575 Horizon 38 Baluster EQ4078 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.665 106 106 ■ ■ ■


893196 Rectangular Baluster 50x10x1.3 EP8026 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.439 118 118 RAD ■

952712 50mm Two Way Post 180° 90x50x2.0 Gap 16.5 EP10719 6060 T5 6500 MF 9.243 347 347 RAD ■ ■

952714 50mm Two way Corner Post 90° 70x70x2 Gap 16.5 EP10721 6060 T5 6500 MF 9.243 347 347 RAD ■ ■

952686 50mm One Way Post 70x50x2.0 Gap 16.5 EP10720 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.839 268 268 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

993394 RHS 65x16 RAD Two Part Self Mating EP13245 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.171 100 209 RAD ■ ■


976642 RHS 65x16x1.20 RAD Partitioned EP12034 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.51 157 157 RAD ■



848196 Horizon 75mm Baluster EQ4094 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.122 180 180 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

987564 Horizon 75mm Baluster EQ4094 6060 T5 5600 MF 4.413 180 180 RAD ■

976233 RHS 100x16x1.20/1.40 RAD Partitioned EP12022 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.07 227 227 RAD ■ ■

999175 RHS 100x16x1.20/1.40 RAD Partitioned EP12022 6063 T5 6500 MF 5.07 227 227 RAD ■

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915556 Oblong Rail EXP0139 6060 T5 6100 MF 7.351 188 287 RAD ■ ■

913400 Round Rail E30516 6060 T5 6100 MF 6.869 170 266 ■

913402 Free Standing Post E30518 6060 T5 6100 MF 17.208 173 327 ■

915389 Full Post EX159 6060 T5 6100 MF 10.852 177 177 ■

915388 Corner Post EX158 6060 T5 6100 MF 5.374 184 184 ■

915554 Glass Rail EXP0138 6060 T5 6100 MF 5.563 173 200 ■ ■

915397 Gate Rail EX274 6060 T5 6100 MF 8.009 176 176 ■

915391 Baluster EX160 6060 T5 6100 MF 2.074 100 100 ■

915382 Post Spigot EX040 6060 T5 4000 MF 3.312 160 160 ■

811756 40 Balustrade Top/Bot Channel EP2979 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.873 100 206 ■ ■ ■

811766 40 Balustrade Weld Channel EP2986 6106 T6 6500 MF 3.263 100 238 ■

808692 40 Balustrade Post EP2977 6106 T6 6000 MF 8.382 159 159 RAD ■ ■

811754 40 Balustrade Infi ll EP2978 6060 T5 6000 MF 1.038 100 104 ■ ■ ■ ■

954213 Balustrade Post EP7597 6106 T6 6000 MF 8.346 159 159 RAD ■ ■ ■


893382 Horizon 19mm Box Baluster EP8082 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.126 100 100 ■

814575 Horizon 38 Baluster EQ4078 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.665 106 106 ■ ■ ■

848196 Horizon 75mm Baluster EQ4094 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.122 180 180 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

891862 Series 40 Elliptical Capping Rail EP7986 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.017 142 296 ■

811760 40 Balustrade Handrail EP2980 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.654 142 315 ■ ■ ■

811764 40 Balustrade Handrail EP2984 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.276 118 234 ■ ■ ■ ■

845023 40 Balustrade Glazing Channel EP2981 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.88 100 284 ■ ■

845024 40 Balustrade Glazing Adaptor EP2982 6060 T5 6000 MF 2.4 100 212 ■ ■

845027 40 Balustrade Bead EP2985 6060 T5 6000 MF 0.882 100 102 ■ ■

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844541 50mm Three Way Glazed Post EP1633 6106 T6 6000 MF 9.588 100 314 ■

844542 Curved Infi ll EP1634 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.04 100 100 ■ ■

844016 50mm Double Glazed Post EP0189 6106 T6 6000 MF 8.718 119 257 ■ ■

847486 50mm Single Glazed Post EP6367 6106 T6 6000 MF 8.952 136 206 ■

915673 50mm Slimline Post & Rail EP8659 6106 T6 5400 MF 5.864 100 205 RAD ■

867647 50mm Two Way Square Post EQ6484 6106 T6 5400 MF 9.806 160 298 ■

896583 Flat Infi ll EP8129 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.651 100 101 RAD ■

896585 50mm One Way Square Post EP8130 6106 T6 5400 MF 9.126 181 248 RAD ■

814915 Balustrade Top Rail EN9548 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.751 174 363 ■

847970 60mm Glazed Handrail EQ3638 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.371 161 246 ■ ■

849883 70x40 Oval Standard Handrail EQ6395 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.395 176 176 RAD ■

838693 60mm Glazing Handrail E52813 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.846 169 268 ■

849761 70x40 Glazed Oval Rail EQ6310 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.033 150 232 ■ ■

813399 Handrail EU9102 6106 T6 6500 MF 8.222 267 267 ■

813400 Handrail EU9103 6106 T6 6500 MF 8.619 286 286 ■

849534 Oval Baluster EQ6000 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.639 100 100 ■

893196 Rectangular Baluster 50X10x1.3 EP8026 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.439 118 118 RAD ■

838725 Round Baluster E52962 6060 T5 6000 MF 1.596 100 100 ■


998340 50mm OD Glazing Post Infi ll EXP0345 6060 T5 4000 MF 0.876 100 100 ■

998457 Glazing Pocket Infi ll EXP0338 6063 T5 6000 MF 1.038 100 100 ■

998317 Balustrade Glazing Rail 70x30x1.80 EP13700 6063 T5 6500 MF 6.682 171 256 ■ ■

998601 50mm OD One Way Glazing Post EXP0343 6005A T5 6500 MF 10.153 229 229 ■

998574 50mm OD Two Way/180° Glazing Post EXP0344 6005A T5 6500 MF 11.33 302 302 ■

999085 50mm OD Two Way/90° Glazing Post EXP0407 6005A T5 6500 MF 10.400 302 302 ■

998462 28mm Glazing Channel EXP0339 6063 T5 6500 MF 3.699 219 219 ■

998464 Balustrade Rail 70x30x1.80 EP13681 6063 T5 6500 MF 4.992 163 163 ■ ■

999892 Sliding-Gate-Guide EXP0534 6063 T5 6500 MF 12.318 100 100 ■

999895 LVR50 EXP0535 6063 T5 6500 MF 2.379 100 100 ■

999896 85mm Curved Elliptical Louvre Blade EXP0531 6063 T5 6500 MF 4.167 180 180 ■

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999889 F-Mounting-Section EXP0532 6063 T5 6500 MF 17.102 445 445 RAD ■

937529 Balustrade Square Hollow Ribbed 12.7x1.6 E12002 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.502 100 100 ■

999078 50mm SQ Two Way/90° Glazing Post EXP0379 6106 T6 6600 MF 13.055 319 319 ■

999077 50mm SQ Glazing Post RAD EP13743 6106 T6 6600 MF 12.203 171 257 RAD ■

999076 50mm SQ Two Way/180° Glazing Post RAD EP13744 6106 T6 6600 MF 13.933 216 323 RAD ■

998339 45mm Two Way/135° Glazing Post EXP0346 6106 T6 6600 MF 12.355 486 486 ■

307921 Series 40 Balustrade Foot Spigot 0 MF 0.345 ■ ■ ■

300387 40 Endcap To Suit EP2980 Black 0 0.01 ■ ■

300633 40 Footcover Black (No 17) 0 0.07 ■ ■ ■ ■

301338 40 End Cap Suit EP2984 Black 0 0.01 ■ ■ ■

301475 40 End Cap Suit EQ5738 Black 0 0.01 ■ ■

313177 583088 Free stand post end cap 0 0.055 ■

313057 **Pack 20 Per Box*** 0 0.001 ■ ■

313068 309M12 0 0.001 ■

313067 301M12 0 0.015 ■

313066 M12 x 300mm 0 0.211 ■

313065 300mm Total Length 0 0.208 ■

313063 BF010 Post Cap 0 0.058 ■

313062 BF009 Clear Rail Oblong 0 0.041 ■

313061 BF008 Clear Rail Round 0 0.044 ■

313059 BF006 B type Wedge 0 0.147 ■

313058 **Pack 100 Per Box** 0 0.124 ■ ■

1019164 50mm Flagged Channel EP15199 6060 T5 4000 MF 22.560 364 546 ■

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844542 Curved Infi ll EP1634 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.04 100 100 ■ ■

896583 Flat Infi ll EP8129 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.651 100 101 RAD ■

971384 Flat Infi ll EL5564 6060 T5 6500 20um CLR 1.528 100 116 ■

808212 Flat Infi ll EL5564 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.527 100 116 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

844016 50mm Double Glazed Post EP0189 6106 T6 6000 MF 8.718 119 257 ■ ■

847486 50mm Single Glazed Post EP6367 6106 T6 6000 MF 8.952 136 206 ■

915673 50mm Slimline Post & Rail EP8659 6106 T6 5400 MF 5.864 100 205 RAD ■

867647 50mm Two Way Square Post EQ6484 6106 T6 5400 MF 9.806 160 298 ■

896585 50mm One Way Square Post EP8130 6106 T6 5400 MF 9.126 181 248 RAD ■

844541 50mm Three Way Glazed Post EP1633 6106 T6 6000 MF 9.588 100 314 ■

847970 60mm Glazed Handrail EQ3638 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.371 161 246 ■ ■

838693 60mm Glazing Handrail E52813 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.846 169 268 ■

849883 Oval Standard Handrail EQ6395 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.395 176 176 RAD ■

849761 Glazed Oval Rail EQ6310 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.033 150 232 ■ ■

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EQ6823161.2

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851148 Fluted Tube 29.98x2.29 EW3241 6060 T591 6500 MF 3.036 106 106 ■

301299 Scaffold Plank 3m Mill Finish EL7344 6106 T6 3000 MF 10.554 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

301224 Scaffold Plank 4m Mill Finish EL7344 6106 T6 4000 MF 14.072 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

300683 Scaffold Plank 5m Mill Finish EL7344 6106 T6 5000 MF 17.591 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

300331 Scaffold Plank 6m Mill Finish EL7344 6106 T6 6000 MF 23.075 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

300332 Scaffold Plank End Std Finish 0 0.207 ■ ■ ■ ■

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SEATING SYSTEMS

SEAT STYLE OPTIONS

SEAT STYLE DESCRIPTION

4 Seater Stackable Seating Made from durable, low maintenance aluminium this stackable seating is strong, lightweight, and will save on storage space. Stackable seating provides versatile seating for four people (or up to six children).

They are designed for schools, halls and assembly rooms where ‘seating space’ must become ‘open space’ quickly and easily. Built for rugged use, light to lift and stack, these multi-purpose seats come in fi ve vibrant colours which will last for years to come.

Designed for recreational areas, schools, pools and parks, our park setting comfortably seat six to eight people. It is made from heavy duty aluminium, resulting in a low maintenance and long lasting product.

Bench Seating Capral Seating is an economical, vandal resistant, low maintenance investment that will last for years. Back rests offer design fl exibility and comfort with a pleasing splash of colour.

Versatile 6 Seater 6-8 people can be seated comfortably at this modern outdoor setting. Ideally suited to use in motels, hotels, recreation areas, schools, pools and parks. Utilising heavy duty aluminium, the setting cannot rot, crack or split like other materials. Optional back rests make this the perfect setting for picnic and barbecue areas. The fi ve vibrant colour fi nishes are low maintenance and extremely long lasting. Available in Hawthorn Green, Claret, Golden Yellow, Space Blue and Flame Red.

BENEFITS OF THE CAPRAL SEATING SYSTEM

BENEFITS DESCRIPTION

Lightweight and easy to install Aluminium seating from Capral is lightweight and easily fabricated, offering substantial savings on installation costs.

Smooth and practical Capral aluminium seating features smooth round edges and protective end caps, eliminating the possibility of snagging and marking your clothing.

Long lasting Capral aluminium seating is long lasting and is able to withstand the harsh elements, making it particularly suitable near swimming pools and seaside areas. With an attractive anodised fi nish Capral aluminium seating requires minimal maintenance.

Aluminium will not stain, crack, warp, rust or splinter and does not require painting, making it a more appealing alternative to other seating materials.

Versatile Varying heights are available to accommodate for children or adults. The seat supports are available in 300mm, 350mm or 400mm heights as standard, with either in-ground or above ground fi xing.

Finishes Further to Capral’s traditional anodised and powder coated fi nishes, the new DecoWood™ staining technique can help blend your seating into its natural surroundings. Photo imaging technology transform the look of aluminium into a timber fi nish, offering a wide range of colour and grain choices. DecoWood™ offers a 10 year warranty on all of its fi nishes.

We have the best seats in the house and the… playgrounds, school ovals, gardens, parks and pools… Capral aluminium seating systems cater for anywhere that people want to sit comfortably and relax. Enjoy the fl exibility that these seats offer. Place them informally taking advantage of shade or a pleasing view, or group them formally to maximise the numbers that can be seated in a given area. In any case, they are an attractive and low maintenance seating solution that will last for years.

Capral seating stays cooler to touch on hot sunny days. This is especially important when installed inside schoolyards, stadiums and sports ovals where school children are concerned. The advantage of aluminium means the seats won’t rot, crack or split like some other materials.

BUILDING MATERIALSSEATING PROFILE OPTIONS

1800mm Max 200mm

Example - Seat Length 4.0m

The seat extrusion is fastened to the supports with 1” x 1/4”Whitworth (or 25 x M6)THE SEATING IS AA AVAILABLE IN 4m VV AND 6m LENGTHS

TYPICAL SEAT SPAA ACING SEAT FIXING DETAA AILSTT

SEATAASUPPORTin concrete fixing

L2327S L2962S

SEATAASUPPORTon concrete fixing

SEATAASUPPORTin concrete fixing

SEATAASUPPORTon concrete fixing

Support for construction offree standingportable seatingwith stackingfacility. Notenon-scratch‘feet’.

stainless steel nutsand bolts and suitablestainless steel washers.

BACKRESTFIXING

DETAILSTTThe backrest is held in

position as shown with1” x 1/4” Whitworth

(or 25 x M6) stainlesssteel nuts and bolts, withthe appropriate stainless

steel washers.

Cast aluminium end caps providesmooth, rounded edges and are fixed to seating extrusion by4.8mm dia. blind rivets.

80mm x 10mmFlat BarSCHOOLSInfants300mmPrimary350mmSecondary400mm

1” x 1/4”Whitworthstainlesssteel bolt withsuitablestainlesswasher.PARKS ETC400mm

BackrestExtrusion

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808751 Seating Bench-Back Rest EL2962 6060 T5 6000 15um CLR 10.422 598 598 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

861684 Seating Plank EL2327 6060 T5 2000 15um CLR 5.552 365 796 RAD ■ ■

808749 Seating Plank EL2327 6060 T5 6000 15um CLR 16.656 365 796 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

808747 Seating Plank EL2327 6060 T5 4000 15um CLR 11.104 365 796 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

SEATING ACCESSORIES300324 Seat Backrest Endcap NONH

MF 0 MF 1.17 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

300322 Seat Plank Cast Endcap MF 0 MF 0.172 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

300326 Seat Supp Type 2A MF 400mm (No Backrest) 0 MF 1.17 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

307831 Seat Supp Type 2D MF500mm (No Backrest) 0 MF 1.395 ■ ■ ■

300327 Seat Supp Type 4A 400mmInc Seat Std (No Backrest) 0 MF 1.26 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

301621 Seat Supp Type 4B 350mmInc Seat Primary Mill Finish 0 MF 1.16 ■

301734 Seat Supp Type 4C 300mm Inc Seat Infant Mill Finish 0 MF 1.105 ■

307832Seat Supp Type 4D MF 500mm Inc Seat (No Backrest)

0 MF 1.325 ■ ■ ■

307834 Seat Supp Type 6D 500mm Inc Seat MF (Backrest) 0 MF 2.755 ■ ■ ■

300328 Seat Support Type 5A MF 400mm (Backrest) 0 MF 2.575 ■ ■ ■

300329 Seat Support Type 6A MF 400mm (Backrest) 0 MF 2.65 ■ ■ ■

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300330 Seat Support Type 7A 400 MF (No Backrest) 0 MF 1.2 ■ ■ ■

315941 Seat Park Table Set 2000 Green 0 Green 55 ■ ■ ■ ■

315942 Seat Park Table Set 2000 Mill Finish 0 MF 55 ■

315943 Seat Park Table Set 2000 Space Blue 0 Space Blue 55 ■

315944 Seat Park Table Set 2000 Black Gloss 0 Black Gloss 55 ■

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TRANSPORTCapral Aluminium is in partnership with a diverse range of customers across the Transport industry. In addition to our comprehensive range of standard geometric extrusions and fl at products.

We supply a wide range of extrusions ideal for utilisation across the manufacture of Tankers, Tippers, Trucks, Buses, Bullbars, Ute Trays, Recreational and Specialised Vehicles.

TRANSPORT SECTIONS 72

TIPPERS AND TANKERS 76

BULL BARS 78


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999624 Bullbar Channel 126.5x60.5x5.6 RAD EP13667 6005A T5 5500 MF 16.946 290 435 RAD ■

939402 Bullbar Channel 128x75x6.0 RAD EQ1364 6060 T4 6000 MF 23.682 282 533 RAD ■

883308 Bullbar Channel 150x75x6.0 RAD EP4218 6106 T6 5000 MF 23.54 575 575 RAD ■

889827 Bullbar Spotlight Bracket 88x36 E32995 6005A T5 4000 MF 11.728 228 228 ■

807882 Bullbar Wrap 50x5.0 E73211 6060 T5 6000 MF 3.419 100 107 RAD ■


910878 Coaming Rear 1-2 Tonne 80x40 EAL22935 6063 T6 3935 MF 4.879 100 291 RAD ■

912285 Coaming Rear Flush 69x39 EAL22943 6063 T6 4572 MF 5.098 100 273 RAD ■

912131 Coaming Side 4 Tonne 101x31.25 EAL22939 6063 T6 7770 MF 12.471 123 327 RAD ■

911914 Coaming Side 4 Tonne 101x31.25 EAL22939 6106 T6 4880 MF 7.832 123 327 RAD ■ ■

912911 Coaming Side 80x32 EAL22936 6063 T6 4880 MF 6.012 100 291 RAD ■ ■

842203 Coaming Side TLD 102x31.6 EL9367 6106 T6 4880 MF 7.862 334 334 ■

998288 Coaming Side TLD 102x31.6 EL9367 6351 T6 7770 MF 12.517 334 334 ■

999759 Coaming Smooth Facia 50mm EXP0500 6063 T5 6500 MF 3.842 100 100 ■

841048 Drip Mould 30.15x25.58 EG1431 6060 F 5000 MF 2.095 120 120 ■

912303 Drop Side 223.43x25 EAL22952 6063 T6 6700 MF 11.98 445 617 RAD ■ ■

911979 Drop Side 225x25 EAL10711 6063 T6 4580 MF 8.537 624 624 ■

975154 Drop Side 250x30 EAL22932 6063 T6 6900 MF 18.03 384 768 RAD ■ ■

815304 Drop Side 250mm x 40mm EA2824 6106 T6 1850 MF 3.909 389 756 RAD ■

815305 Drop Side 250mm x 40mm EA2824 6106 T6 2400 MF 5.071 389 756 RAD ■

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1008319 Drop Side 288x45 EP14298 6060 T5 7200 MF 20.952 602 903 ■ ■

912267 Drop Side Extension 100.1x25 EAL22938 6063 T6 6700 MF 7.698 145 368 RAD ■ ■

980922 Drop Side Infi ll 47.34x25.34 EQ2027 6063 T6 4350 MF 2.292 190 190 ■

999297 Facia 80x12 TWA159 EXP0465 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.675 204 204 ■

836632 Flooring Airfl ow 255x40 E25638 6106 T6 14430 MF 49.25 1066 1066 RAD ■

716772 Flooring Airfl ow 255x43 EP8105 6106 T6 13180 MF 50.848 1113 1113 RAD ■

912281 Flooring Plank 168.41x73 EAL22942 6005A T5 2460 MF 7.319 160 751 RAD ■




952702 Flooring Plank 186.8x25.4 EAL22949 6005A T5 1830 MF 2.333 167 456 RAD ■

1013922 Flooring Plank 190.16x25.4 EP11523 6063 T6 1815 MF 2.895 551 551 ■





1013736 Flooring Plank 191.35x41 EP13761 6005A T5 3765 MF 6.89 405 607 ■

998319 Flooring Plank 191.35x41 EP13761 6106 T5 4560 MF 8.345 405 607 ■

912261 Flooring Plank 192.85x40 EAL22933 6005A T5 2460 MF 4.77 166 632 RAD ■ ■

930437 Flooring Plank 195.67x25.4 EL7582 6106 T6 3900 MF 6.228 551 551 RAD ■

952704 Flooring Plank 1-2 Tonne 188x25.5 EAL22931 6005A T5 1830 MF 2.549 160 498 RAD ■



952157 Flooring Plank 2 Tonne 181.4x25.4 EAL10712 6106 T6 1830 MF 2.782 550 550 ■


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912897 Flooring Plank 2 Tonne 181.4x25.4 EAL10712 6106 T6 4000 MF 6.08 550 550 ■

910876 Flooring Plank Front 1-2 Tonne 151x51 EAL22934 6005A T5 3935 MF 5.619 185 514 RAD ■

912293 Flooring Plank Front 4 Tonne 154.5x70.8 EAL22944 6005A T5 4572 MF 8.211 193 604 RAD ■

849288 Floor Trap Mould 45x19.83 EQ5709 6060 T5 5000 MF 2.695 100 168 ■

904444 Headboard 228.6x22.23 EG2739 6063 T6 6500 MF 13.865 678 678 RAD ■ ■

711794 Rope Rail Bracket 25mm EL7667 6106 T6 40 MF 0.076 272 272 RAD ■ ■

725874 Rope Rail Bracket 32mm EN1595 6106 T6 45 MF 0.112 392 392 ■

711792 Rope Rail Bracket 32mm EN1595 6106 T6 60 MF 0.149 392 392 ■ ■

970085 Rope Rail Bracket 75x34.5 EL7667 6106 T6 5700 MF 10.813 272 272 RAD ■

842278 Rope Rail Bracket 114.3X30.6 EN1595 6106 T6 4150 MF 10.288 392 392 ■

908457 Rub Rail 76.2x12.7 EAL22954 6060 T5 7000 MF 8.036 100 179 ■

910084 Rub Rail 101.6x13 EAL22953 6060 T5 7000 MF 8.162 119 227 ■

808371 Rub Rail Double 109.5x19.05 EE4099 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.504 318 318 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

812238 Rub Rail Single 74.59x23.79x1.57 ET2633 6106 T6 4880 MF 2.196 214 214 ■ ■

947377 Stock Crate Siding 170x11 EN9602 6082 T6 6000 MF 11.364 437 437 ■

947379 Stock Crate Siding 170x11 EN9602 6082 T6 8000 MF 15.152 437 437 ■

999649 TLD Rear Coaming EQ2094 6063 T6 5400 MF 7.625 291 291 RAD ■

1001054 Transport Axle Block 56x56 EXP0729 6005A T5 3000 MF 10.599 224 224 ■

1007613 Transport Coaming 112.3x45 EP14340 6063 T5 6500 MF 16.92 257 385 ■

999371 Transport Fluted Tube 32x3 EP13660 6063 T591 6500 MF 4.336 112 112 ■ ■

999413 Transport Light Bar 289x76 EP13721 6082 T5 2490 MF 23.426 781 781 ■

997912 Transport Main Runner 160x150 EP11642 6351 T5 4505 MF 46.478 621 621 RAD ■

1001722 Transport Main Runner 160x150 EP11642 6351 T5 6005 MF 61.954 621 621 RAD ■

999760 Transport Side Coaming EXP0501 6063 T5 7500 MF 12.075 100 100 ■

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999666 Transport Transom 100x40x3 EP13659 6063 T5 6500 MF 11.109 416 416 ■

847761 Transport V Groove Angle 76x55x5.0 RAD EQ2029 6106 T6 6500 MF 10.965 260 260 RAD ■ ■

1009228 Tube 33.4x3 EP14384 6063 T6 5200 MF 4.025 105 105 ■

954473 Ute Tray 30mm Side Coaming EW2153 6106 T6 5500 MF 6.633 282 282 ■

1011044 Ute Tray 40x25 Return Lip Channel EW2161 6106 T6 6000 MF 3.678 186 186 ■

816108 Ute Tray 151mm Floor Plank EW2152 6106 T6 2500 MF 4.01 555 555 ■ ■

816607 Ute Tray 151mm Floor Plank EW2152 6106 T6 1987 MF 3.187 555 555 ■

816107 Ute Tray 177mm Floor Plank EW2151 6106 T6 1836 MF 2.84 565 565 ■

937481 Curtain Track EAL20188 6005A T5 7500 Mill Finish 15.54 435 435 ■

300320 Rubrail Endcap Suit E4099 Each 0 0.052 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

301085 Rubrail Endcap Suit T2633 - Single 0 0.045 ■

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835900 Channel Lipped 101.6x76.2x6.35 RAD E10174 6005A T5 6000 MF 28.848 305 563 RAD ■

992758 Channel Lipped 101.6x76.2x6.35 RAD E10174 6351 T5 6500 MF 31.252 305 563 RAD ■

973611 Chassis Runner Base 100x41.5 D Type EN3154 6005A T5 9700 MF 71.082 295 295 ■

842479 Chassis Runner Base 100x41.5 D Type EN3154 6005A T5 11000 MF 80.608 295 295 ■ ■

835834 Chassis Runner Base 100x41.5 E05910 6005A T5 11000 MF 80.608 295 295 RAD ■

1004071 Chassis Runner 232.6x152.4 EP10497 6005A T5 6700 MF 93.003 603 804 RAD ■




999382 Coaming Bottom 273x178 EP10531 6351 T5 6600 MF 56.793 112 821 ■




929932 Coaming Bottom 294x230 EN9375 6005A T5 5000 MF 52.24 976 976 RAD ■



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871317 Coaming Bottom 294x230 EN9375 6082 T5 11000 MF 114.94 976 976 RAD ■

843778 Coaming Bottom 294x230 EN9375 6005A T5 11000 MF 114.94 976 976 RAD ■ ■

871326 Coaming Top 192x180 EN5987 6082 T5 11000 MF 111.71 687 687 ■

1001692 Coaming Top Tailgate 215.9x114.3 E05591 6351 T5 2210 MF 15.253 897 897 RAD ■

870192 Coaming Top Tailgate 215.9x114.3 E05591 6082 T5 2400 MF 16.565 897 897 RAD ■

973864 Rear Post 143x75 EP10530 6106 T6 2500 MF 21.975 428 428 ■

1010171 Rear Post 143x75 EP10530 6106 T6 3100 MF 27.249 428 428 ■

983046 Tailgate Aon Plate 210x50 EN4826 6005A T5 5200 MF 29.978 503 503 ■

994645 Transport Coaming 216x114x100.4x100 EP11583 6351 T5 4505 MF 33.031 368 908 RAD ■

1001724 Transport Coaming 216x114x100.4x100 EP11583 6351 T5 6005 MF 44.029 368 908 RAD ■

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939402 Bullbar Channel 128x75x6.0 RAD EQ1364 6060 T4 6000 MF 23.682 282 533 RAD ■

883308 Bullbar Channel 150x75x6.0 RAD EP4218 6106 T6 5000 MF 23.54 575 575 RAD ■

889827 Bullbar Spotlight Bracket 88x36 E32995 6005A T5 4000 MF 11.728 228 228 ■



841880 Channel 100x45x4.9 RAD EL7540 6106 T6 6500 MF 15.685 365 365 RAD ■

1010068 Channel 152.4x76.2x9.55 RAD E06330 6005A T5 3200 MF 22.784 571 571 RAD ■


885566 Channel 200x90 RAD EN3529 6060 T5 6000 MF 51.888 730 730 RAD ■ ■


809012 Channel 381x152.4x12.7 RAD E05721 6060 T5 3000 MF 58.716 1324 1324 RAD ■

813974 Flat Bar 40x10.0 EX4031 6060 T5 4000 MF 4.316 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813962 Flat Bar 40x6.0 EX4023 6060 T5 4000 MF 2.592 100 100 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813950 Flat Bar 50x3.0 EX4008 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.62 106 106 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■


813975 Flat Bar 50x10 EX4032 6060 T5 4000 MF 5.4 120 120 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

816253 Flat Bar 60x3.0 EX4009 6060 T5 4000 MF 1.944 126 126 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

852128 Flat Bar 60x10.0 EX4070 6060 T5 4000 MF 6.48 140 140 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813969 Flat Bar 80x6.0 EX4025 6060 T5 4000 MF 5.184 172 172 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

939408 Flat Bar 80x6.30 RAD EB1092 6060 T4 6000 MF 8.016 167 167 RAD ■ ■

816618 Flat Bar 80x8.0 EX4072 6082 T5 5850 MF 10.109 176 176 ■ ■

813980 Flat Bar 80x10.0 EX4033 6060 T5 4000 MF 8.64 180 180 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

809391 Flat Bar 80x12.0 E20061 6060 T5 4000 MF 10.368 184 184 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813957 Flat Bar 100x3.0 EX4011 6060 T5 4000 MF 3.24 206 206 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

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813971 Flat Bar 100x6.0 EX4026 6060 T5 4000 MF 6.48 212 212 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

816734 Flat Bar 100x6.0 EX4026 6082 T5 6000 MF 9.72 212 212 ■ ■

999668 Flat Bar 100x8.0 RAD EP7910 6082 T5 6000 MF 12.942 214 214 RAD ■

816276 Flat Bar 160x6.0 EX4027 6060 T5 4000 MF 10.36 330 330 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

816284 Flat Bar 160x10.0 EX4035 6060 T5 4000 MF 17.28 340 340 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

807880 Tee 38x63 RAD E71996 6060 T5 6000 MF 9.978 198 198 RAD ■

810269 Tube 38.1x3.25 E40016 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.246 120 120 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

955230 Tube 38.1x3.25 E40016 6060 T591 6500 MF 6.247 120 120 ■ ■ ■

814070 Tube 40x3.0 EX5017 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.123 126 126 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814072 Tube 40x3.0 EX5017 6060 T591 6500 MF 6.123 126 126 ■ ■ ■

851658 Tube 44.45x3.25 EX2101 6060 T591 6000 MF 6.816 139 139 ■

812582 Tube 48.41x4.47 EX2202 6061 T6 6000 MF 9.996 152 152 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814093 Tube 50x3.0 EX5041 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.774 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814095 Tube 50x3.0 EX5041 6060 T591 6500 MF 7.774 157 157 ■ ■

1012641 Tube 50x4.0 EX5081 6060 T52 6000 MF 9.366 157 157 ■

814115 Tube 50x4.0 EX5081 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.146 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

946413 Tube 50x5.0 EP7790 6060 T4 6000 MF 11.454 157 157 ■

856010 Tube 60x3.0 EX5022 6060 T591 6500 MF 9.425 188 188 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

856149 Tube 60x5.0 EX5071 6060 T5 6500 MF 15.165 188 188 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

838353 Tube 63.5x3.95 E40098 6060 T4 6000 MF 11.97 199 199 ■

812568 Tube 63.5x6.35 EX2138 6106 T6 6500 MF 20.007 199 199 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

912868 Tube 76.19x3.25 EX2152 6060 T5 6500 MF 13.072 239 239 ■ ■ ■ ■

813579 Tube 76.19x4.75 EX2207 6060 T1 6000 MF 17.256 239 239 ■

812572 Tube 76.19x6.35 EX2153 6082 T6 6000 MF 22.572 239 239 ■ ■

871062 Tube 76.19x6.35 EX2153 6061 T6 6500 MF 24.453 239 239 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

939406 Tube 76.2x3.8 EP8552 6060 T4 6500 MF 15.171 239 239 ■

953246 Tube 76.2x4.7 E40154 6060 T1 6500 MF 18.525 239 239 ■

852170 Tube 101.6x6.35 EX2170 6082 T5 6000 MF 30.78 319 319 ■ ■ ■ ■

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MARINECapral Aluminium is in partnership with a diverse range of customers across the Marine industry. In addition to our comprehensive range of standard geometric extrusions and fl at products.

We supply a wide range of extrusions for applications across the manufacture of ships, boats, large barges and pontoons - whether the customer is operating a production line or building small one-off craft.

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999779 5.2mm Large Boat Keel 6500mm EXP0519 6063 T5 6500 MF 10.79 174 174 ■

812066 50mmx30mm Half Round EA3052 6060 T5 6000 MF 4.662 176 176 RAD ■ ■

999758 Boat Facia 4x50 EXP0499 6063 T5 6500 MF 3.471 100 100 ■

999372 Boat Facia 90x16 EP13685 6060 T591 4600 MF 4.678 259 259 ■

999150 Boat Facia 90x16 EP13685 6060 T591 6000 MF 6.102 259 259 ■

999754 Boat Keel Chine EXP0495 6063 T5 5400 MF 5.891 100 100 ■

908928 Boat Gunwhale accepts 3mm EW4463 6060 T595 6500 MF 9.367 311 311 ■

817475 Bulb Flat 50x14x4.5 EL9067 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 4.392 122 122 ■

1007941 Bulb Flat 50x14x4.5 EL9067 6082 T5 6100 MF – DNV 4.465 122 122 ■

817477 Bulb Flat 76.2x19.05x5.38 EH9987 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 8.352 182 182 ■

1002424 Bulb Flat 98.7x19.05x5.38 EL6940 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 10.314 227 227 ■

1002426 Bulb Flat 150x19x6.0 RAD EW3539 6082 T5 6000 MF – DNV 16.11 330 330 RAD ■

816005 Chine 26.75x21.44 EU4601 6060 T5 5600 MF 3.842 124 124 ■

1016584 Chine 35x30 EL6077 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.923 158 158 ■

999756 Chine 48x22 EXP0497 6063 T5 6000 MF 7.284 167 167 ■

999305 Coaming Fascia 89.87x16 EP13855 6063 T591 6500 MF 7.514 263 263 ■

1002371 Flooring Joiner 150x97 EP5813 6082 T6 7400 MF – DNV 55.485 525 525 ■

817047 Flooring Joiner 230x119 EP5438 6082 T6 7400 MF – DNV 100.61 712 712 ■

1012314 Flooring Plank Marine 267.73x37 EN8093 6082 T6 10850 MF – DNV 22.861 771 771 ■



842212 Flooring Plank Oyster Punt 228x50 EL9436 6060 T5 6000 MF 20.622 555 555 ■


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999746 2.5mm Gunwhale EXP0488 6063 T5 4900 MF 6.576 100 100 ■



813425 Gunwhale 39x25 EU9824 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.011 100 144 ■ ■

999298 Gunwhale 40x25 EXP0472 6063 T5 6500 MF 6.13 206 206 ■



869390 Gunwhale 56x36 EU3862 6060 T5 7000 MF 8.638 150 270 ■

872612 Gunwhale 200x80 EW5406 6106 T6 6000 MF 14.898 617 617 ■

998273 I-Beam 100x75 RAD EP5402 6082 T6 6500 MF – DNV 23.979 463 463 RAD ■ ■

998274 I-Beam 130x80 RAD E22015 6082 T6 6500 MF – DNV 27.521 553 553 RAD ■ ■

808125 I-Beam 176x80 RAD EU7083 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 34.014 650 650 RAD ■


809858 I-Beam 270x100 E27501 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 57.018 916 916 ■ ■


999328 Keel 5mm Gap 7396 EXP0476 6063 T5 6200 MF 14.421 100 100 ■

953729 Keel TMR 58x30 EL6052 6106 T6 7000 MF 9.667 204 204 ■

873370 Keel TMR 61x36 EL6051 6106 T6 7000 MF 16.058 271 271 ■

999635 Marine Box Rib 38x33.2 EP13724 6005A T5 6000 MF 6.576 139 139 ■

998496 Marine Half Round EXP0340 6063 T591 6000 MF 3.21 142 142 ■

814927 Marine Internal Coaming 90x16 EQ3462 6060 T591 6000 MF 6.576 114 260 ■ ■ ■

981945 Marine Louvre 83.5x36 EP12542 6060 T5 6100 MF 3.123 272 272 ■

816622 Marine Rider Bar 80x8.0 EP6100 6082 T5 5850 MF – DNV 7.956 174 174 ■

1012411 Marine Tow Eye 115x50.01 EP8932 6005A T5 4000 MF 33.944 286 286 ■

981943 Marine Transport-Louvre Spacer EP12543 6060 T5 6000 MF 11.184 245 245 ■

837969 Pontoon Handrail 75x65x2.5 RAD E36378 6106 T6 9000 MF 15.876 217 275 RAD ■

841040 Sailtrack 31.75x11.89x3.18 EE4200 6061 T6 4000 MF 1.936 100 119 ■

809694 Sponson 250x165.2 E26674 6082 T6 9600 MF – DNV 96.106 481 1026 ■

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1002476 Tee 50x35x2 RAD EA2071 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 2.748 166 166 RAD ■







809827 Tee 100x308x8/5RAD E27297 6082 T6 6000 MF – DNV 37.68 806 806 RAD ■

1002466 Tee 120x370 RAD E25760 6082 T6 9600 MF – DNV 87.773 971 971 RAD ■

1002475 Tee 120x402x12x6 Marine RAD EP10656 6082 T6 9600 MF – DNV 98.659 1034 1034 RAD ■

1002474 Tee 120x402x12x6 Marine RAD EP10656 6082 T6 10800 MF – DNV 110.99 1034 1034 RAD ■

847680 Top Hat 63.5x31.75 EQ1633 6060 T591 5000 MF 4.74 122 238 RAD ■ ■ ■

YACHT MASTS947250 Tube 152.4x2.4 E40263 6063 T6 6500 MF 19.845 479 479 ■

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SIGNAGECapral Aluminium is a leading supplier of sheet and extrusions to the diverse sign manufacturing market.

From the simplest fl at sign to the most complex neon box sign, Capral Aluminium can supply the required materials to bring your customers’ imagination to life.

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809130 Sign Brace Rail 28.5x25.5 WA Type A EK8891 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.511 100 186 RAD ■ ■

809128 Sign Brace Rail 28.5x25.5 WA Type A EK8891 6060 T5 6000 MF 4.164 100 186 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

940956 Sign Frame 28.5x25.5 EP9871 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.108 186 186 ■

944395 Sign Brace Rail 44x40 EP10260 6060 T5 6500 MF 8.827 104 294 ■

999815 Sign Brace Rail 44x40 WA Type A E53477 6063 T6 6000 MF 7.89 102 202 RAD ■

817517 Sign Post Bracket 104.8x33.25 To E52823 E52822 6060 T5 6000 MF 6.696 140 272 ■

808575 Sign Post Bracket 107.2x38.35 To E52822 E52823 6060 T5 6000 MF 7.032 140 294 ■

810383 Sign 140mm Sign Box E53091 6060 T5 6100 MF 7.588 142 591 ■ ■

937677 Sign Blade Tee Edge 149.45x19.05 EQ3712 6060 T5 6000 MF 9.978 348 348 ■ ■

808182 Sign Box Frame 150x20 E32391 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.101 191 528 ■ ■ ■ ■

1010080 Sign Blade Grooved Edge 150x22.75 EP8720 6060 T5 6000 MF 7.044 347 432 ■

810079 Sign Blade Tee Edge 152x18 E33394 6060 T5 6000 MF 7.944 203 357 ■

810205 Sign Blade Bulb Edge 152.4x12.7 E35973 6060 T5 6000 MF 8.232 329 329 ■

841794 Road Barrier Board 190x30 EL6514 6060 T5 2800 MF 5.088 569 569 ■

810003 Sign Box Frame 195x27 E32175 6060 T5 6500 MF 14.742 249 655 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

847984 Sign Blade Tee Edge 199.45x19.05 EQ3713 6060 T5 6000 MF 11.76 448 448 ■

1013920 Sign Blade 200mm E32953 6060 T5 6000 MF 9.786 430 535 ■

999367 Sign Blade Bulb Edge 200.03x12.7 EP13745 6060 T5 6000 MF 10.584 424 424 ■

841206 Sign Blade Bulb Edge 203.2x15.88 EH2884 6060 T5 6500 MF 16.543 436 436 ■

808680 Sign 200mm Surround E53086 6060 T5 6100 MF 2.635 100 162 ■

808576 Sign Frame Strengthener E53084 6060 T5 6100 MF 3.586 105 264 ■

808185 Sign 200mm Sign Box E34852 6060 T5 6100 MF 11.626 150 672 ■

838741 Sign 150mm Surround E53092 6060 T5 6100 MF 1.281 100 109 ■ ■

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COLD STORAGECapral Aluminium is in partnership with a diverse range of customers across the cold storage industry.

Our specifi c coolroom extrusion range is available in both Mill Finish and Surfmist powdercoat. With lightweight sections to maximise your savings, our large variety of products and stock holding enable us to react quickly to your needs and deliver a full aluminium solution.

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809875 Rope Track 2 Throat 27.5x12.2 E30278 6060 T5 6000 MF 1.632 100 129 ■ ■

863345 Rope Track 28.17x12.53 EH7644 6060 T5 6500 PWG GA078A 1.495 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813605 Rope Track 28.17x12.53 EH7644 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.495 100 100 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

809104 Wallboard H Section 34.5x9 E14698 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.261 100 138 ■ ■

939786 Coolroom Coving 35.0 EQ4034 6060 T5 6500 CBSM GA236A 1.333 100 121 ■ ■

815937 Coolroom Coving 35.0 EQ4034 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.332 100 121 ■ ■ ■ ■

909593 Coolroom Angle 40x40x1.5 RAD EAL22080 6060 T5 6500 CBSM GA236A 2.041 160 160 RAD ■ ■ ■

869834 Rope Track Double Flange 43.4x10 EL3317 6060 T5 6500 PWG GA078A 1.82 100 129 RAD ■ ■ ■

813754 Rope Track Double Flange 43.4x10 EL3317 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.82 100 129 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

909280 Coolroom Coving 50.0 EAL12220 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.815 100 183 ■ ■ ■ ■

808775 Coolroom Arrowhead Trim 50.6x25.4 ET7490 6060 T5 6500 MF 1.937 100 143 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■

1004526 Coolroom Arrowhead Trim 50.8x19.05 EAL3265 6060 T5 5800 CBSM GA236A 1.786 100 147 ■ ■

809560 Coolroom Channel 53.4x25x1.2 E20825 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.113 108 203 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

909607 Coolroom Channel 53.96x25.4 ET5513 6060 T5 6500 CBSM GA236A 2.308 108 206 ■

813858 Coolroom Channel 53.96x25.4 ET5513 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.308 108 206 ■

811538 Coolroom Door Frame Channel 54x30.7 EN8888 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.457 113 203 RAD ■ ■

909284 Coolroom Doorjamb 54x31 EAL12290 6060 T5 6500 MF 2.659 117 204 ■

808578 I Beam 54x50.8x1.6 E61129 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.225 305 305 ■ ■

810134 Coolroom Channel 55.8x30x1.5 Anti Vermin EL8529 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.283 121 229 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

927948 Coolroom Channel 55.8x30x1.5 Anti Vermin EL8529 6060 T5 6500 CBSM

GA236A 3.283 121 229 RAD ■ ■ ■ ■

812286 Coolroom Coving 75.0 EU6648 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.979 133 271 RAD ■ ■ ■

910987 Coolroom Coving 77.43 EAL12219 6060 T5 6500 CBSM GA236A 5.187 124 261 ■

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808571 Coolroom Channel 78.2x38x1.6 E51877 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.212 155 304 ■ ■ ■ ■

912149 Coolroom Channel 80.3x38x1.5 Anti Vermin EQ3076 6060 T5 6500 CBSM

GA236A 4.355 100 310 ■ ■

813265 Coolroom Channel 80.3x38x1.5 Anti Vermin EQ3076 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.355 100 310 ■

909278 Coolroom Corner Joiner 80.6x50.8x1.4 EAL12509 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.675 133 468 ■

908451 Coolroom Door Track 90x56 EAL12443 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.498 303 303 ■

912321 Coolroom Channel 92x25 RAD ED7672 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.947 145 278 RAD ■

912322 Coolroom Channel 92x25 RAD ED7672 6060 T5 6500 CBSM GA236A 4.947 145 278 RAD ■

810376 Coolroom Channel 103.2x38x1.6 RAD E51852 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.914 181 354 RAD ■ ■ ■

807999 Coolroom Channel 105.3x38x1.5 Anti Vermin EQ3077 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.012 100 360 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

928096 Coolroom Channel 105.3x38x1.5 Anti Vermin EQ3077 6060 T5 6500 CBSM

GA236A 5.012 100 360 ■ ■ ■

912140 Coolroom Channel 117x25 RAD ED7673 6060 T5 6500 CBSM GA236A 6.143 170 327 RAD ■

911918 Coolroom Channel 117x25 RAD ED7673 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.143 170 327 RAD ■

983311 Coolroom Door Track 139x40 EQ4713 6060 T5 6500 MF 17.498 390 432 ■

837902 Coolroom Top Track 148x40 E36063 6060 T5 6500 MF 18.928 469 469 ■

815799 Coolroom Channel 156x38.5 Anti Vermin EP5139 6060 T5 6500 MF 8.119 239 463 ■ ■

998292 Coolroom Channel 168.3x25.4 RAD EAL22078 6060 T5 6500 CBSM GA236A 10.608 219 430 RAD ■

965813 Coolroom Channel 168.3x25.4 RAD EAL22078 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.608 219 430 RAD ■

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JURALCO WALKWAY SYSTEMSAMPLIGRIP ALUMINIUM GRATINGS

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Weight 28kg/panel (7.75kg/m³)

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Weight 35kg/panel (9.75kg/m³)

Ampligrip aluminium gratings are suitable for most environments and ideal for marine environments, sewage treatment plants, mezzanine fl oors or any lightweight catwalk requirement. There is a range of different thickness gratings to suit various span requirements as well as a stair tread grating for ease of stair fabrication saving valuable labour time.

THE AMPLIGRIP 200 SERIES

Ampligrip 200 series grating products are manufactured from aluminium alloy 6060-T5 Temper.

Specifi cationWhen specifying 200 series grating adopt the following clause: Supply Juralco Ampligrip (201 or 202) aluminium grating.

Standard Panel Dimensions Load Span Graph for 200 Series Ampligrip Grating

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AMPLIGRIP 430/300 AMPLIGRIP 430/500 AMPLIGRIP 440/500 AMPLIGRIP 400/250

Length 5800mm (±100) Length 5800mm (±100) Length 5800mm (±100) Length 5800mm (±100)

Width 300mm (± 3) Width 500mm (± 3) Width 500mm (± 3) Width 250mm (± 3)

Depth 30mm Depth 30mm Depth 40mm Depth 40mm

Weight 26kg/panel (14.4kg/m²) Weight 41kg/panel (15.0kg/m²) Weight 45kg/panel (15.0kg/m²) Weight 24kg/panel (4kg/m)

AMPLIGRIP 400 SERIES SPAN (MM)

Loading Condition 750 900 1050 1200 1350

Uniformly Distributed Load 2.2kN/m 0.8 1.3 2.5 4.1 6.6

Concentrated Load 1.4 kN 0.9 1.5 2.4 3.5 5.0

(Figures are for 250mm wide panels. Loading are as per AS1657-1992 and AS1170 Part 1-1989)Legend: ■ Spans at engineer’s discretion ■ Spans at AS1657 allowing for span/200 defl ection

THE AMPLIGRIP 400 SERIES

Ampligrip 400/500 series grating products are manufactured from aluminium alloy 6063-T6 Temper (to AS/NZS 1866-1997).Ampligrip 430/300 grating and 400/250 stair tread products are manufactured from aluminium alloy 6060-T6 (to AS/NZS 1866-1997).

Specifi cationWhen specifying 400 Series grating adopt the following clause: Supply Juralco Ampligrip 400 Series aluminium straight load bar grating.

Standard Panel Dimensions

Defl ection Table Standard 250mm Wide Panel

Section Dimensions

Section: Standard 250mm wide grating. Maximum recommended stair tread width for normal pedestrian traffi c is 1200mm.

Partial Section: 500 & 300 wide grating.430 and 440 Grating (nominal dimensions in mm).

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Safe Load and Defl ection Tables Ampligrip 430/500mm wide panels

SINGLE SPAN Span (mm)

LOAD CONDITION LOADING CRITERIA 750 900 1050 1200 1350 1500 1650 1800 1950 2100 2250 2400 2550

Uniform Distributed Load (500mm wide panel)

Max. Load Capacity (kPa) 27.8 19.3 14.2 10.8 8.6 6.9 5.7 4.8 4.1 3.5 3.1 2.7 2.4

Max. Defl ection (mm) 51.0 7.3 9.9 12.9 16.3 20.1 24.4 29.1 34.1 39.6 45.4 51.7 58.3

Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 20.4 11.9 7.5 5.0 3.5 2.6 1.9 1.5 1.1 0.9 0.8 0.6 0.5

Concentrated Line load (500mm wide panel)

Max. Load Capacity (kN) 5.2 4.3 3.7 3.3 2.9 2.6 2.3 2.1 2.0 1.9 1.7 1.6 1.5

Max. Defl ection (mm) 4.0 5.8 7.9 10.3 13.1 16.1 19.5 23.2 27.3 31.6 36.3 41.3 46.7

Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 4.9 3.3 2.5 1.9 1.5 1.2 1.0 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3

DOUBLE SPAN Span (mm)

LOAD CONDITION LOADING CRITERIA 750 900 1050 1200 1350 1500 1650 1800 1950 2100 2250 2400 2550 2700 2850 3000


Max. Load Capacity (kPa) 27.8 19.3 14.2 10.8 8.6 6.9 5.7 4.8 4.1 3.5 3.1 2.7 2.4 2.1 1.9 1.7

Max. Defl ection (mm) 2.1 3.1 4.1 5.4 6.8 8.4 10.1 12.1 14.2 16.4 18.9 21.4 24.2 27.1 30.2 33.35

Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 - - - - 8.5 6.2 4.6 3.6 2.8 2.3 1.8 1.5 1.3 1.1 0.9 0.8


Max. Load Capacity (kN) 6.9 5.8 4.9 4.3 3.8 3.5 3.2 2.9 2.7 2.5 2.3 2.2 2.1 1.9 1.8 1.7


Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 - - - 4.2 3.3 2.7 2.3 1.9 1.6 1.4 1.2 1.0 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6

TRIPLE SPAN Span (mm)

LOAD CONDITION LOADING CRITERIA 750 900 1050 1200 1350 1500 1650 1800 1950 2100


Max. Load Capacity (kPa) 34.7 24.1 17.7 13.6 10.7 8.7 7.2 6.0 5.1 4.9

Max. Defl ection (mm) 3.3 4.7 6.4 8.4 10.6 13.1 15.9 18.9 22.1 23.0

Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 - 23.1 14.5 9.7 6.8 4.9 3.7 2.8 2.3 2.1


Max. Load Capacity (kN) 7.4 6.2 5.3 4.6 4.1 3.7 3.4 3.1 2.8 2.7


Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 - 6.1 4.4 3.4 2.7 2.2 1.8 1.5 1.3 1.2

Legend: ■ Spans at engineer’s discretion ■ Spans at AS1657 allowing for span/200 defl ection


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Safe Load and Defl ection Tables Ampligrip 440/500mm wide panels Clamped on min. 25mm supports

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Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 46.2 26.9 17.0 11.4 8.0 5.9 4.4 3.4 2.6 2.1 1.7 1.4 1.2 1.0 0.85 0.73




Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 - - 5.6 4.3 3.4 2.7 2.2 1.9 1.6 1.4 1.2 1.0 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6

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Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 - - - - - - - 8.2 6.4 5.1 4.1 3.4 2.9 2.4 2.0 1.8




Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 - - - - - - 5.1 4.2 3.6 3.1 2.7 2.4 2.1 1.9 1.7 1.5

TRIPLE SPAN Span (mm)

LOAD CONDITION LOADING CRITERIA 750 900 1050 1200 1350 1500 1650 1800 1950 2000


Max. Load Capacity (kPa) 60.4 41.9 30.7 23.6 18.6 15.0 12.5 10.5 8.9 7.7


Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 - - - 22.1 15.5 11.3 8.5 6.5 5.1 4.1


Max. Load Capacity (kN) 12.9 10.8 9.2 8.1 7.2 6.4 5.9 5.4 5.0 4.9


Safe Load Limit (kPa) for Span/200 - - - 7.7 6.1 4.9 4.1 3.4 2.9 2.8

Legend: ■ Spans at engineer’s discretion ■ Spans at AS1657 allowing for span/200 defl ection


GUARDSAFE ACCESS SYSTEMS ARE THE COMPLETE INDUSTRIAL ACCESS SYSTEM.

It’s simple logic that any system works more effectively when all the components are designed to be 100% compatible.

This is the strategy behind Guardsafe Access Systems by Juralco. Guardsafe Access Systems are the fi rst completely integrated systems of aluminium guardrails, fl ooring and supports available directly from Australia’s most innovative aluminium manufacturer. Thus eliminating inherent problems with matching componentry and costly supply delays.

Specifying Guardsafe Systems ensures total design integration enabling safe and comfortable employee access.

Please note: This system has been designed and tested using Ampligrip™ aluminium grating exclusively as the walkway component. Use of a substitute walkway component or any variation to recommended installation and assembly instructions will invalidate published load/span tables, and guarantees offered by Juralco.™

Guardsafe Span Tables

2.5KPA AS 1657 4.0KPA AS1170.1

NOMINAL WIDTH (MM) 2 HANDRAILS 1 HANDRAIL NONE 2 HANDRAILS 1 HANDRAIL NONE

SINGLE SPANS HANDRAILS BOTH SIDES

600 7.70 6.54 6.16 6.2 5.27 4.96

900 6.40 5.44 5.12 5.10 4.33 4.08

1200 5.40 4.59 4.32 4.40 3.74 3.52

DOUBLE SPANS HANDRAILS BOTH SIDES

600 8.10 6.88 6.48 6.50 5.52 5.20

900 6.70 5.70 5.36 5.40 4.60 4.32

1200 5.70 4.85 4.56 4.60 3.90 3.68

THREE OR MORE CONTINUOUS SPANS HANDRAILS BOTH SIDES

600 8.47 7.20 6.77 6.80 5.78 5.44

900 7.00 5.95 5.60 5.60 4.76 4.48

1200 5.90 5.00 4.72 4.80 4.08 3.84

Guardsafe Features and Benefi ts

• Specifying Guardsafe Systems ensures total design integration enabling safe and comfortable employee access.

• Fabricated from aluminium, the systems are lightweight and corrosion resistant.

• Guardsafe Access Systems can be mechanically assembled on site using only basic tools and much reduced labour compared to steel and other systems. No site welding is required and cranage is often unnecessary.

• Proven Ampligrip aluminium grating and stair tread products can be integrated into the system design.

• Guardsafe Systems are fl exible in design, most components are ex-stock and special components can be made promptly to order.

• Guardsafe Guardrails can be specifi ed separately as either surface or face mounted.

• Guardsafe Access Systems are designed and tested to meet the relevant requirements of AS-1657-2013 and AS-1170 Part 1-1989.

• Professional technical advice is readily available and design assistance is offered on specifi c projects.

• Guardsafe Systems are capable of continuous horizontal spans of up to 8.47m (refer to Guardsafe span tables). High span to weight ratio.

• Low cost system when installed.

• Easy and quick to install reducing plant downtime.

• No welding required to fabricate or install.

• Flexible in design and easily modifi ed on site to suit the specifi c application.

Guardsafe Systems Applications • Lightweight Walkways• Access Stairways and

Landings

• Marine Gangways• Protective Guardrails• Suspended Catwalks

• Sewerage Treatments• Access Roof Walking• Guardrails

• Scaffolds• Gantries Work Platforms

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WALKMASTER SIMPLIFIES ROOF ACCESS PROBLEMS WITH MINIMAL STRUCTURAL IMPACT.

Never has safety in the workplace had a higher priority. Accidents, employee unrest, legal battles and close statutory scrutiny can result from not adhering to Codes of Practice for Safe Work on Roofs, Walkway Codes, State and local government regulations.

The Walkmaster Roof Walkway Systems from Juralco can help with these issues by providing safe access to roof top plant and equipment. Walkmaster is a simple to install, lightweight yet incredibly strong and virtually maintenance-free walkway system which provides a simple solution to safety in the workplace.

The Walkmaster Roof Walkway Systems can easily be fi tted with aluminium handrails on one or both sides of the walkway. All walkways and handrails are designed to meet the relevant requirements of AS1657-1992 and various statutory codes of practice.

The Walkmaster Roof Walkway System without handrail, weighs less than 7kg per metre and thus exerts only an additional 0.12kN additional dead load to the existing roof.

The Juralco Technical Centre can advise on walkway solutions for a wide range of roofi ng designs and confi gurations. The Walkmaster Roof Walkway System can be installed without having to follow purlin locations unlike heavier alternative systems. The Walkmaster Handrail System can be installed at the time of initial walkway installation or retro-fi tted at a later stage, without removal of the existing walkway.

Detailed drawings and technical data sheets of the Walkmaster Roof Walkway System are available upon request.

Walkmaster Features and Benefi ts• Provides safe, non-slip, non-trip access to rooftop plant and equipment.

• Lightweight, strong and virtually maintenance-free.

• Rust-free, eliminating damage to metal roofs.

• Handrail system can be easily fi tted to one or both sides of the walkway.

• Suits almost all kinds of pitched roof designs.

• Compatible with all metal deck profi les. Fibre cement sheet and tile roof option available.

• Cost effective option to replacing damaged roofs.

• Walkways and handrails can be installed when the initial roof is laid, retro-fi tted or added to at a later stage according to budgetary constraints.

• Non-penetrative option for fi xing to most low pitched profi les thereby eliminating leakage points.

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808541 Tube 38.1x2.0 E40015 6060 T5 6500 MF 3.978 120 120 ■ ■

813730 Channel 40x25x3.0 EK9162 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.42 174 174 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

948526 Handrail Post Reinforcement EP10349 6061 T6 6000 MF 9.414 192 192 ■


813975 Flat Bar 50x10 EX4032 6060 T5 4000 MF 5.4 120 120 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813690 Angle 50x50x3.0 EK9132 6060 T5 6500 MF 5.109 200 200 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813692 Angle 50x50x4.0 EK9133 6060 T5 6500 MF 6.74 200 200 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

814093 Tube 50x3.0 EX5041 6060 T5 6500 MF 7.774 157 157 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

856085 Tube 50x3.0 EX5041 6005A T5 6000 MF 7.176 157 157 ■ ■

906793 GS002 Handrail Post 2mm Thick E32088 6063 T6 6000 MF 7.044 219 219 RAD ■ ■

840368 Angle 60x25x3.0 EB1155 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.316 169 169 ■ ■ ■ ■

813772 RHS 60x40x3.0 EL8015 6060 T5 6500 MF 9.899 200 200 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

907905 GS026 Heavy Duty Post (Extrusion) EA2415 6005A T5 6000 MF 12.51 229 229 RAD ■ ■

841492 Angle 80x80x6.0 EK9138 6060 T5 6500 MF 16.211 319 319 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

913264 GS011 Handrail Saddle Bracket (Extrusion) EAL22005 6060 T5 4000 MF 8.732 162 381 ■ ■

813986 Flat Bar 100x12 EX4042 6060 T5 4000 MF 12.96 224 224 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

815321 Channel 100x50x3.0 EB1208 6060 T5 6500 MF 10.212 394 394 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

813788 RHS 100x50x3.0 EL8025 6060 T5 6500 MF 15.164 300 300 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

808371 Rub Rail Double 109.5x19.05 EE4099 6060 T5 6500 MF 4.504 318 318 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

842006 RHS 125x50x3.0 EL8030 6060 T5 6500 MF 17.791 349 349 ■ ■ ■

815453 RHS 150x50x3.0 EL8033 6060 T5 6500 MF 20.43 400 400 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

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815456 RHS 200x50x3.0 EL8035 6060 T5 6500 MF 25.694 500 500 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

913288 GS001 Guardsafe Beam EAL22055 6060 T5 8000 MF 26.32 379 765 ■ ■

913287 GS001 Guardsafe Beam EAL22055 6060 T5 6000 MF 19.74 379 765 ■

913292 GS006 Tie Beam Channel (Extrusion) EAL4218 6060 T5 6000 MF 9.426 392 392 ■

837246 GS008 Knee Rail Bracket (Extrusion) E32270 6060 T5 4000 MF 4.492 258 258 ■ ■

913342GS010 Handrail Post Connector With Leg

E33604 6060 T5 4000 MF 7.064 314 314 ■ ■

837741 GS013 Handrail Splice (Extrusion) E35020 6061 T6 3000 MF 2.115 213 213 ■ ■

837285 GS014 Knee Rail Splice (Extrusion) E32423 6060 T5 6000 MF 2.028 169 169 ■ ■

913300 GS025 Toe Board EAL97694 6060 T5 6000 MF 6.51 354 354 ■

839478GS028 Handrail Sleeve Bracket(Extrusion)

EA2833 6060 T5 4000 MF 12.296 200 433 ■

836173 JA002 "F" Section 40mm End Bar E19395 6060 T5 4000 MF 2.192 144 144 ■

836174JA003 "F" Section 440 End Bar Stairtread

E19396 6060 T5 4000 MF 3.456 217 217 ■

914523JA004 "F" Section End Bar For 30mm Mesh

ED7777 6060 T5 4000 MF 3.712 100 202 ■

914420 JA005 "C" Section 202 End Bar ED7250 6060 T5 6000 MF 2.784 100 122 ■ ■

913194 JA006 "I" Section 202 Joining Bar ED7251 6060 T5 6000 MF 4.536 209 209 ■ ■

913302JA008 60x40x3 Walkway/Handrail Support

EALH12193 6060 T5 6000 MF 9.132 199 199 ■

914422JA011 40x25x3 "C" Section W/Way Support

ED7334 6060 T5 6000 MF 4.08 100 174 ■

914424 JA023 "C" Section 430 End Bar ED7364 6060 T5 6000 MF 3.48 100 148 ■

914506JA024 W/Way Support - Fibre Cement Roof

ED7748 6060 T5 6000 MF 12.072 249 249 ■

914425 JA025 "I" Section 430 Joining Bar ED7366 6060 T5 6000 MF 4.992 100 224 ■

935616 JA031 Walkway & Handrail Support ED8694 6060 T5 6000 MF 9.27 451 451 ■

935622 JA032 Offset Support Channel ED8675 6060 T5 6000 MF 4.038 203 203 ■ ■

914707 JA105 "C" Section 201 Mesh End Bar ED8502 6060 T5 6000 MF 2.316 100 104 ■ ■

914708JA106 "I" Section 201 Mesh Joining Bar

ED8503 6060 T5 6000 MF 4.152 100 195 ■ ■

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314313 201600 201 600 Ampligrip MMRAW 5.86m 201600 6063 T4 5860 5.117 907 907 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

314311 202600 202 600 Ampligrip MMRAW 5.86m 202600 6063 T4 5860 6.013 1435 1435 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

314315 400250 400 250 Stair Tread MMRAW 5.83m 400250 6063 T4 5830 4.497 807 807 ■

314316 430300 430 300 Ampligrip MMRAW 5.83m 430300 6063 T4 5830 4.844 865 865 ■ ■



316906 Almee Grate 40mm-MF-Knurled-0250-6000 0250 6063 T4 6000 5.06 787 787 ■

316907 Almee Grate 40mm-MF-Knurled-0500-6000 0500 6063 T4 6000 8.629 1366 1366 ■

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310590 GS052 M12 Flat Washer Galvanised ■

310591 GS053 M12 Spring Washer HD Galvanised ■

310592 GS054 M12x100 Bolt & Nut Galvanised ■ ■

310593 GS055 M12X85 Bolt & Nut Galvanised ■

310594 GS056 M12X45 Bolt & Nut Galvanised ■

310598 GS100 Beam Tie 600 Walkway MMRAW 0620 ■

310603 GS103 W/W Beam Splice Plate MMRAW ■ ■

311218 GS10445 W/Way 45Deg S/Plate MMRAW ■

312022 GS104R45 Rev 45 Deg SPlice Plate MMRAW ■

310606 GS105 Post Bolt Plate MMRAW ■

310607 GS106 Angle Connector MMRAW ■

312023 GS10845L Angle Foot 45 Deg LH MMRAW ■

312024 GS10845R Angle Foot 45 Deg RH MMRAW ■

310608 GS109 Post Foot Horiz Mount MMRAW ■

310611 GS114 Knee Rail Bracket 45 MMRAW ■ ■

310613 GS120 Closure Bend 90Deg MMRAW ■

310816 GS12145 Closure Bends Stairs MMRAW ■

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310616 GS123 Knee Rail Splice 195mm MMRAW ■ ■

310619 GS126 Stair Tread 620 Wide MMRAW 0620 ■

310622 GS130 Handrail Post Connect MMRAW ■ ■

310937 GS13145L 45 DEG Handrail Connect MMRAW ■

310938 GS13145R 45 DEG Handrail Connect MMRAW ■

310623 GS132 Handrail End Cap MMRAW ■ ■ ■

310625 GS133 Knee Rail End Cap MMRAW ■ ■ ■

310631 GS137 Handrail Bracket MMRAW ■ ■

310819 GS13845 Handrail Bracket Angled MMRAW ■

310637 GS146 Connecting Sleeve MMRAW ■

310638 GS147 Hand Rail 90Deg Elbow MMRAW ■ ■ ■

310639 GS148 Knee Rail 90Deg Elbow MMRAW ■ ■ ■

310641 GS150 Handrail Post Strut MMRAW 0500 ■ ■

310642 GS150 Handrail Post Strut MMRAW 0640 ■

310645 GS156 Heavy Duty Post MMRAW ■

301608 JA007 58mm Aluminium Juralco Retaining Disc ■ ■ ■

310647 JA009 12/14X45 S/Drilling Tek Screw ■ ■ ■

310648 JA010 W/W Mount Bracket ■

310649 JA012 Grating Clamp ■

310652 JA016 M6X60 S/Steel Screw ■

310654 JA018 W/Nut WNQ-1032 Tuck ■ ■

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310656 JA020 Dekbond Washer 10x16 Aluminium ■ ■

310657 JA021 EPDM Spacer 3mm ■ ■ ■

314423 JA033 Klamtite 1/4" BAPKTR Blind Rivet ■

308907 JA159 Knuckle Joint ■ ■ ■

308908 JA160 Knuckle Joint Sleeve ■ ■ ■

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INFORMATIONALUMINIUM - THE SUPER METAL 103

A Sustainable Metal 103Aluminium Uses 103Production Process 103Advantages of Aluminium 104Care and Maintenance of Aluminium 105Bending Information 105Important Safety Information 106Safety at our Sites 106Load Restraint 106

ALLOY, TEMPER & MECHANICALSPECIFICATIONS 107

Why Design in Aluminium? 107Aluminium Alloys and Selection 107Corrosion Resistance 108Aluminium in the ground 108Australian Standards 108Defl ection 108Temperature Effects 108Fabrication of Aluminium Alloy Structures 109Bending Characteristics 109Structural Design Data 111Engineering General Information 111Aluminium Extrusions and Competing Materials 111Temper Defi nitions 112Temper Designation Systems 112Alloy Characteristics and Uses 113Alloys - Tempers - Uses 113

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ALUMINIUM - THE SUPER METALInnovation drives our world. New developments and technologies spur a constant search for new and improved materials to satisfy the limits of our imagination, yet few to date have surpassed the sheer versatility of aluminium. Aluminium is corrosion resistant, strong, lightweight and long lasting. It is a metal that can be cast, rolled, drawn or extruded and can be fi nished by polishing, anodising or coating to achieve a myriad of visual and functional effects. Consider its abundance, affordability, corrosion resistance and adaptability and you begin to appreciate how truly remarkable aluminium is compared to other metals. Most importantly, being readily recyclable and with one of the highest recycling rates of any metal, aluminium is an environmentally sustainable material.

A SUSTAINABLE METAL

Aluminium boasts one of the highest recycling rates of any metal. At the end of their long life, Capral extrusions can be readily recycled. Recycled aluminium generally falls into two broad categories. New scrap resulting from a manufacturing process such as extrusion is often not contaminated and of known quality. This scrap is remelted and reprocessed with very little further treatment. Due to its high value, such scrap enjoys an almost 100% recycle rate.

Old scrap, such as that from beverage cans, building and transport is gathered and recycled via an effi cient network of scrap metal merchants which sort and separate it from other metals such as iron and steel. This scrap is most usually remelted by secondary refi ners into silicon based alloys used predominantly for aluminium castings.

In Europe, recycling rates of aluminium cans can reach up to 63% whilst rates from buildings and transport are higher again, 85% and 95% respectively.

As recycling of aluminium requires only 5% of the initial energy consumed to create it, recycling one tonne of aluminium saves 5 tonnes of bauxite and 15,000 kilowatt hours of electricity, making excellent environmental and fi nancial sense.

ALUMINIUM USES

Aluminium is the material of choice for an array of applications from building and construction materials, consumer products, electronics and aeronautics just to name a few.

You will fi nd aluminium in safety components of your car, from the seat belt assembly to the anti-lock braking system. You will fi nd it in other places too, your kitchen appliances, your pots and pans, your mobile phone or even in the next aeroplane you fl y in. The applications for aluminium span almost every major industry.

Its strength to weight ratio allows products to be lighter, stronger and more effi cient.

Its corrosion resistant properties lend itself to harsh environments, providing low maintenance solutions and ensuring extended product life.

The many forms aluminium alloys can take, allow it equally to being cast into forms, drawn into tube or strand applications, extruded into intricate profi les or rolled into heavy plate or ultra-thin foils. In fact it’s hard to imagine how different our lives would be without aluminium.

PRODUCTION PROCESS

Aluminium is a silver-white metal obtained from bauxite, a rock composed of more than 50% aluminium hydroxides formed by weathering in tropical regions. Aluminium is the earth’s third most abundant element (after oxygen and silicon) and the most abundant metal in the earth’s crust (8% by mass).

Aluminium bearing compounds have been used by man from the earliest times. Pottery was made from clays rich in hydrated silicate of aluminium and at one point in history aluminium was so valuable that rulers and the wealthy preferred cutlery made by aluminium instead of gold.

Today more aluminium is produced each year than all other nonferrous metals combined. The production of aluminium goes via two different routes: primary aluminium production from ore and recycling aluminium from process scrap and used aluminium products.

Aluminium Mining and Production

Sheet

Ingot Casting Continuous Casting

Bauxite

Crusher

Decanter

Precipitator

Digester FilterPress

Wire ingot

Extrusioningot

CathodeElectrolytic cell

Holding furnace

Alloyingelements

Siphon

Anode

Alumina

Calciner

Molten electrolyteMolten aluminium

Rod

SheetRod

Extrusions

Remelt /Foundry ingot

Aluminium Extruder/Manufacturer

Potroom

Sheet ingot

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ADVANTAGES OF ALUMINIUM

A unique combination of properties makes aluminium and its alloys one of the most versatile engineering and construction materials available today.

ADVANTAGES DESCRIPTION

LIGHTWEIGHT Aluminium is one of the lightest available commercial metals with a density approximately one third that of steel or copper. Its high strength to weight ratio makes it particularly important to transportation industries allowing increased payloads and fuel savings. Catamaran ferries, petroleum tankers and aircraft are good examples of aluminium’s use in transport. In other fabrications, aluminium’s lightweight can reduce the need for special handling or lifting equipment.

EXCELLENT CORROSION RESISTANCE

Aluminium has excellent resistance to corrosion due to the thin layer of aluminium oxide that forms on the surface of aluminium when it is exposed to air. In many applications, aluminium can be left in the mill fi nished condition. Should additional protection or decorative fi nishes be required, then aluminium can be either anodised or painted.

STRONG Although tensile strength of pure aluminium is not high, mechanical properties can be markedly increased by the addition of alloying elements and tempering. You can choose the alloy with the most suitable characteristics for your application. Typical alloying elements are silicon, manganese, copper and magnesium.

STRONG AT LOW TEMPERATURES

Where as steel becomes brittle at low temperatures, aluminium increases in tensile strength and retains excellent toughness.

EASY TO WORK Aluminium can be easily fabricated into various forms such as foil, sheets, geometric shapes, rod, tube and wire. It also displays excellent machinability and plasticity ideal for bending, cutting, spinning, roll forming, hammering, forging and drawing. Aluminium can be turned, milled or bored readily, using the correct toolage. In fact, most aluminium alloys can be machined speedily and easily. An important factor contributing to the low cost of fi nished aluminium parts. Aluminium is a popular choice of material for complex-sectioned hollow extrusions. Almost any method of joining is applicable - riveting, welding, brazing or soldering. A wide variety of mechanical aluminium fasteners simplifi es the assembly of many products. Adhesive bonding of aluminium parts is successfully employed in many applications including aircraft components, car bodies and some building applications.

GOOD HEAT CONDUCTOR

Aluminium is about three times as thermally-conductive as steel. This characteristic is important in heat-exchange applications (whether heating or cooling). Aluminium is used extensively in cooking utensils, air conditioning, industrial heat exchangers and automotive parts.

HIGH REFLECTIVITY Aluminium is an excellent refl ector of radiant energy through the entire range of wave lengths. From ultra-violet through the visible spectrum to infra-red and heat waves, as well as electromagnetic waves such as radio and radar. Aluminium has a light refl ectivity of over 80% which has led to its wide use in lighting fi xtures. These refl ectivity characteristics also lead to its use as an insulating material. For example, aluminium roofi ng refl ects a high percentage of the sun’s heat, promoting a cool interior atmosphere in summer, yet insulating against heat loss in winter.

GOOD ELECTRICAL CONDUCTOR

Aluminium is one of the two common metals having electrical conductivity high enough for use as an electrical conductor. The conductivity of electrical-conductor grade (alloy 1350) is about 62% that of the International Annealed Copper Standard. However, aluminium is only a third the weight of copper, which means it conducts about twice as much electricity as copper of the same weight. Aluminium is widely utilised in power-transmission cables, transformers, busbars and bases of electrical bulbs.

EASY SURFACE TREATMENT

For many applications, aluminium requires no protective or decorative coating; the surface supplied is entirely adequate without further fi nishing. Mechanical fi nishes such as polishing, embossing, sand blasting, or wire brushing meet a variety of needs. Where the plain aluminium surface does not suffi ce, a wide variety of surface fi nishes are available to suit. Chemical, electrochemical and paint fi nishes are all used. Above all, anodising treatment can provide excellent corrosion resistance and a wide range of colour variations. Such fi nishes are widely used for both interior and exterior applications.

NON-MAGNETIC Aluminium has non-magnetic properties which make it useful for electrical shielding such as busbar or magnetic compass housings. Other applications include computer disks and parabolic antennas.

NON-TOXIC The fact that aluminium is essentially non-toxic was discovered in the early days of the industry. It is this characteristic which enables the metal to be used in cooking utensils without any harmful effect on the body. Aluminium with its smooth surface is easily cleaned, promoting a hygienic environment for food processing. Aluminium foil wrapping and containers are used extensively and safely in direct contact with food products.

OTHER BENEFITS Due to a low melting temperature, it is economically recyclable, requiring only about 5% the energy required for smelting. It is an ideal material in this age of energy and resource saving.• Sound absorbing• Used for ceilings• Shock absorbing • Due to its low modulus of elasticity, aluminium is used for automobile bumpers and the like.• Non-Sparking• Aluminium is void of sparking properties against itself and other non-ferrous metals.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF ALUMINIUM

Aluminium is one of the easiest materials to keep in good condition. It has a high natural resistance to corrosive conditions normally encountered during shipment and storage and a little care will maintain its original appearance for a long time. The principal things to guard are conditions that might cause surface abrasions or water stains. Aluminium alloys require little or no maintenance to retain their original mechanical properties. However, without regular cleaning surfaces can become stained, particularly when under prolonged exposure on industrial sites. Rubbing down with fi ne wire wool and methylated spirits may clean mill-fi nished aluminium. Proprietary cleaners are available for mill-fi nished surfaces.

Frequency of cleaning is largely dependant on the location of the product and it’s proximity to industrial or marine environments where monthly or more frequent cleaning is recommended if any deterioration of surface fi nish is apparent. However in any event general cleaning should be carried out at least quarterly.

Deposited grime absorbs contaminated moisture like a sponge and holds it against the powder coated surface; this permits the attack to proceed thereby damaging the coating, which cannot be restored without removal.

Capral Aluminium make every effort to pack aluminium so that “rub marks” do not occur during shipment and so that it remains dry. All incoming shipments should be inspected promptly.

Condensation is perhaps the most troublesome cause of water stains. Under severe conditions; condensation may also cause surface deterioration, which may only become apparent if the material is subsequently etched and anodised. It may be prevented by avoiding

conditions where the temperature of the metal drops below the dew point of the surrounding air, or, conversely, conditions where the moisture of the air increases enough to carry the dew point above the metal temperature. It is thus important to ensure that a sudden fall in temperature or increase in humidity does not occur in the places of storage. Aluminium packed in original boxes should never be left in the open, because the greater variation in temperature and humidity outdoors increases the possibility of condensation.

In storing, it is desirable to avoid contact between it and other metals since this sometimes results in scratches or other marks. The use of wood-faced shelving racks and bins is recommended. It is also good practice to keep aluminium away from caustics, nitrates, phosphates and some acids.

Caring for anodised aluminiumAll aluminium surfaces should be kept clean by prompt removal of all dust, dirt, grime and any foreign matter using clean water and a small amount of mild detergent as required. Do not under any circumstances use any abrasive type cleaning agent (Ajax or similar) or any abrasive cleaning material such as steel wool or the like as this will severely damage the anodised surface. Thoroughly wash off any residue of detergent with clean water.

Caring for powder-coated aluminiumCleaning is desirable if the fi ne fi nish of powder coated aluminium is to be preserved. Deterioration of the coating occurs mainly as a result of grime deposition and attack by moisture, which in a coastal environment contains chlorides and sulphur compounds.

BENDING INFORMATION

There are several types of forming machines suitable for bending aluminium sections. The choice depends upon the class of section, whether solid, open or hollow; the range of support tooling available; the alloy and temper. Tubing is by far the most commonly bent form of aluminium.

Bending may be carried out by four main methods:

• The three roll bender has a central moveable roller, which is gradually depressed until the desired radius is obtained.

• The three point bender has a similar method of operation, the load being either applied gradually or impacted.

• The roll and point methods of bending are usually applied to robust sections. In both wrap and mandrel benders, it is possible to provide

formers and other support tools which minimise the amount of buckling and enable tighter radii to be obtained.

• The stretch former puts the section into tension and then, moving laterally, wraps it around a former. This method reduces the likelihood of compression failure.

Drawn tube should be specifi ed where tight tolerances are required and where a higher level of mechanical property is necessary than is available in an extruded product. Drawn tube bends more consistently than extruded tube, again, due to the range in the mechanical properties.

Section bending is a specialist procedure and generally the soft tempers should be used, particularly for complex shapes.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Capral Aluminium believes a strong focus on safety in all work places is essential. We take our obligation to provide a safe workplace very seriously. Our supportive, rigorously enforced safety culture ensures there is a minimum risk for our people and therefore minimum disruption to your business.

“The most important reason for making your workplace safe, is not at work at all.”

The most treasured moments of our lives happen outside of work, which is why it is so important to go home safely. An incident at work affects more than just the injured person. Capral Aluminium encourages you to take a moment before commencing any task to consider your safety and the safety of others.

SAFETY AT OUR SITES

Capral Aluminium does not compromise on safety and we believe that all injuries, occupational illnesses and incidents are preventable. Achieving zero incidents is possible in all Capral Aluminium businesses by maintaining a strong focus on the health and safety of all employees, contractors and customers.

Capral Aluminium’s “Goal Zero” target aims to ensure employees can go home in the same condition that they came to work. Capral Aluminium has implemented stringent safety policies and procedures that enable us to strive for our safety goal.

We appreciate your compliance with our safety policies when you visit our sites.

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LOAD RESTRAINT

We can arrange for the material to be delivered to you, for the relevant delivery fee. If however you wish to collect your product we will use the following guidelines to ensure your vehicle is suitable to carry the material.

Driver’s vision must not be obstructed. Overhangs that are dangerous are not acceptable, even if they are within the limits below. A minimum 300mm square bright red fl ag is required on any overhangs that cannot be easily seen. This is mandatory for overhangs beyond 1200mm past the end of a vehicle (i.e. for trucks). Capral Aluminium reserve the right to refuse any vehicle that falls outside of these guidelines.

All loads must be restrained to prevent movement during transporting of material. In particular the load must be restrained to be able to resist

specifi c forces in different directions of movement. Refer to the “Load Restraint Guide”, National Transport Commission (www.ntc.gov.au).

Minimum load restraint requirements have been designed to meet the above conditions for unitised fl at loads. Round loads must be belly wrapped and may require extra lashing (see table on top of following page).

Recommended minimum 1 lashing per 1.5 metres along load for long or lightweight sheet.

Capral Aluminium will not load more than 50kg on roof racks or 80kg on Ute trade racks unless provided with written verifi cation that the vehicle is capable of higher load. For more details on load restrictions, restraints and on site safety please talk to our staff.

The rear overhang of a trailer must be less than the front load carrying area or 3.7m (whichever is less).

L L LL or 3700

The Lesser of No front or excessive rearoverhang is allowed

If inclined, preferred method. 10% of length recommended.

Bright Flag

*

W (wheel base)The Lesser of3600 or 60% of W

*Maximum 1200mm for vehicles less than 4.5 tonne or 9.5 metres (provided the rear overhang is less than 3700mm or 60% W)

max vehicle length 12.5 metres

1200

max 2500150max

150max

Minimum 2 lashingsper stack

Lashing Angle

Lashing Angle

StructuralRoofing/Cladding Drivers vision must

not be obstructed

~700*

60% of W W (wheel base)

Drivers vision mustnot be obstructedBright Flag

~1000*

60% of W W (wheel base)

1200

Drivers vision mustnot be obstructed

See notes ontruck below

~1000*

60% of W W (wheel base) 1200

These guidelines are provided to you by Capral Aluminium for guidance only, and compliance with applicable laws and standards remains your responsibility. Whilst Capral Aluminium has taken considerable care to develop transport safety guidelines that are effective and comply with all requirements, Capral Aluminium makes no warranty as to the applicability of these methods in all circumstances.

It remains your responsibility at all times to ensure that the methods you use are adequate for the particular situation and where appropriate you should take further precautions. The contents of these guidelines are confi dential to and the property of Capral Aluminium and you may only use these guidelines with permission from Capral Aluminium.

ALLOY, TEMPER & MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS INTRODUCTION

The following provides designers and specifi ers with basic information and guidelines on the use of aluminium in structural applications. It is intended to supplement the design criteria set out in the Standards Australia Aluminium Structures code AS/NZS 1664 and Welding Code AS 1665.

Further information on the structural use of aluminium can be found in AAC (Australian Aluminium Council) publication - ”Aluminium Standards Data and Design, Wrought products”.

A range of extruded aluminium standard shapes, available from Capral Aluminium, are listed, together with their extrusion numbers for ready identifi cation.

WHY DESIGN IN ALUMINIUM?

The advantage of using aluminium in structural applications has long been recognised by the aircraft industry. Design engineers should seriously consider using aluminium for down-to-earth structures, which often can be designed and built in aluminium with a lower total cost (including maintenance and replacement costs) than is possible using other common materials.

Design in aluminium because:

• The relatively high strength-to-weight ratio of aluminium results in a structure having a lower mass than when most other structural materials are used. Weight savings of 50 per cent are common with aluminium compared with equivalent structures in steel. In long span structures, where the dead weight constitutes a large portion of the load, even greater weight savings may be achieved.

• The natural corrosion resistance of aluminium usually obviates the need for elaborate and costly protective coatings which are required for other materials in many applications, particularly in “wet” environments. Such treatments, where used, require regular maintenance, which is eliminated when unpainted aluminium will do the job. The resulting savings in maintenance costs are often the deciding factor in making aluminium the most economical material for a given structure.

• The light weight of aluminium can result in economies because of

smaller foundations, and lower installation and erection costs. For example, a single or a lighter crane may be adequate, and fewer men may be needed to handle the items.

• Effi cient one-piece extruded shapes that cannot be produced by any other method are obtained in aluminium. Thus, custom-designed shapes can be produced to achieve maximum design effi ciency as well as reductions in material usage and fabrication costs.

• Aluminium can be easily joined by the conventional processes of bolting, riveting, welding and adhesive bonding.

• Aluminium is easily worked by the normal metal working processes, with faster cutting and drilling times than for steel.

• Aluminium is non-magnetic, which can be advantageous around certain electrical installations.

For the maximum benefi t to be obtained from using aluminium in structural applications, both design and construction must be based on a sound knowledge of the material and should not be unduly infl uenced by previous conceptions of similar steel structures.

ALUMINIUM ALLOYS AND SELECTION

Commercially pure aluminium has a comparatively low tensile strength of about 90MPa, which limits its usefulness as a structural material. Large increases in strength can be obtained by alloying aluminium with small percentages of one or more elements such as manganese, silicon, copper, magnesium or zinc, with strength improvements being made by cold working or heat treatment. This is why alloys of aluminium are used for all structural purposes.

The Australian Aluminium Council has adopted a system for designating wrought aluminium alloys based on four digits. The fi rst digit of the designation serves to indicate the alloy group. The second digit indicates modifi cations of the original alloy or impurity limits. The last two digits identify the aluminium alloy or indicate the aluminium purity. In general, AAC alloys are similar to, if not, the same as Aluminium Association (USA) or British Standard alloys having the same number designation. Alloys and alloy designation systems are covered to a greater depth in a book entitled “Standards, Data and Design for Wrought Products”,

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LASHING ANGLE TO HORIZONTAL 25MM HAND TIGHTENED WEBBING 25MM RATCHET WEBBING 35MM RATCHET WEBBING 10MM SYNTHETIC ROPE WITH SINGLE HITCH

60 to 90° 52 kg per strap 173 kg 433 kg 87 kg




published by the Australian Aluminium Council. The selection of the proper alloy for a specifi c application depends on the requirements of strength, durability and cost, the proposed fabrication method and, fi nally, by the availability of the products.

AS/NZS 1664 gives tables of minimum mechanical properties and maximum permissible stresses for a number of aluminium alloys in various tempers. Designers are reminded that lower permissible stresses apply in zones adjacent to welding.

The most commonly used aluminium alloy for structural and semi-structural extrusions are alloys 6060 and 6063 in T5 temper. These are medium strength alloys favoured for architectural shapes because of lower cost, good resistance to corrosion, excellent extrudability and response to decorative and protective anodic surface treatments.

Where additional strength is required, alloys such as 6061/T6 or 6082/T5 or T6 are recommended because of higher yield strengths. These alloys are marginally more costly than alloy 6060 but are permitted signifi cantly higher maximum stresses by AS/NZS 1664.

Series 5000 alloys are the normal choice for sheet and plate used in structural applications. Alloys 5052, 5251 and 5454 have suffi cient strength for general structural purposes and have the benefi t of excellent corrosion resistance. Alloys 5086 and 5083 are used predominantly in applications in combination with alloy 6061 extrusions, and where welding is the means of jointing. For corrosion resistance, alloys 5052, 5251 and 5454 are marginally superior to alloys 5083 and 5086 in the hard tempers.

CORROSION RESISTANCE

Good design principles can maximise aluminium’s natural corrosion resistance. Where adequate and simple precautions are not allowed for at the design stage problems can eventuate:

• Galvanic corrosion can occur when aluminium is in contact with another metal in the presence of an electrolyte. Mild environments such as rural atmospheres and fresh water seldom present problems, but aggressive environments such as marine atmosphere and sea water can produce severe cases of galvanic corrosion. Under such conditions aluminium should be insulated from all other metals. A minimum practice is to coat both surfaces with a zinc chromate pigmented paint and allow the paint to dry before fi tting the parts together.

• Crevice corrosion can be eliminated by avoiding crevices, which may trap dirt or moisture, or by fi lling the joint with an inhibiting jointing compound (of bitumen, polysulphide or butyl rubber) to prevent the entry of moisture.

• Poultice corrosion occurs when materials such as cloth, cork, paper, accumulations of dirt, etc. can become moist whilst remaining in contact with aluminium.

Aluminium which is to be placed in contact with damp concrete or damp wood should be given a coat of alkali-resistant bituminous paint, or the contact should be broken by an impervious, non-aggressive membrane. It is recommended that wherever practicable aluminium structures be bolted to concrete bases, with the aluminium being treated as above, rather than coating the aluminium and embedding it in concrete.

ALUMINIUM IN THE GROUND

Aluminium generally can be buried in the ground where the resistivity of the soil is no less than 1,000 ohm cm, and the pH of the soil falls within the range 4.5 to 9.0. Outside this range the corrosion resistance of bare aluminium is uncertain. Dissimilar metals should not be bonded to the buried aluminium. With silts having a high organic content, test panels are recommended prior to deciding on aluminium. If the above conditions are not fulfi lled the aluminium should be covered with a suitable protective coating. A heavy coat of a bituminous paint usually will be satisfactory. Aluminium buried in the ground must not be used as a normal electrical earth.

AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS

Two Australian Standards are of particular interest to designers wanting to design structures or structural components in aluminium. These standards are AS/NZS 1664, SAA Aluminium Structures Code, and AS 1665, SAA Aluminium Welding Code.

AS/NZS 1664, SAA Aluminium Structures Code applies to the design and fabrication of aluminium structures.

AS 1665, SAA Aluminium Welding Code is concerned with the fusion welding of aluminium, for structural purposes, by inert-gas arc welding processes. This code has been prepared for use in conjunction with AS/NZS 1664.

Should there be any apparent confl ict between any statement in this catalogue and either of the above codes, the designer shall follow the ruling of the codes.

DEFLECTION

The elastic modulus of aluminium, at around 69,000 MPa, is about one-third that of structural steel, and is virtually the same for all alloys. Hence, where dead weight of the structure represents only a small portion of the total load, an aluminium member with the same dimensions as the steel member will defl ect about three times as much as the steel member. Such defl ections are not usually acceptable in structures and to overcome this the depth of the aluminium members must be increased so as to increase stiffness. Notwithstanding the increased depth of an aluminium member, it will generally still be of lighter mass than the equivalent structure in steel. The versatility of the extrusion process can result in an even greater mass differential between a given aluminium and a given steel structure.

The low elastic modulus of aluminium results in lower stresses from impact and strain than for structural steel.

TEMPERATURE EFFECTS

The coeffi cient of linear thermal expansion of aluminium alloys is about twice that of structural steel. Because the elastic modulus of aluminium is only about one-third that of steel, stresses in an aluminium structure resulting from temperature changes will be only about 70 percent of those in a comparable steel structure.

As the temperature increases, both the strength and elastic modulus of aluminium alloys decrease. Allowance is not usually made for this strength decrease for temperatures below 100°C. Above 100°C aluminium

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alloys begin to lose strength, however, hot spots are not likely to occur with aluminium because its excellent thermal conductivity will fl atten the temperature gradient. Correspondingly, reductions in temperature have the effect of improving the mechanical properties of aluminium alloys without any of the brittleness that occurs in many steels. For this reason most aluminium alloys are especially suitable for cryogenic and other low temperature applications.

Creep may become a factor in applications where high stresses are prolonged at operating temperatures in excess of 100°C and in these conditions consideration should be given to reducing the allowable design stresses. The following table lists average expansions for aluminium and a number of common construction materials. It should be remembered that allowances may have to be made for the contraction of aluminium members as well as their expansion relative to adjacent materials.

Average free expansion or contraction in mm per metre of length

TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL (FOR GENERAL STRUCTURAL USE WITH TEMPERATURES NOT EXCEEDING 100°C)

MATERIAL 10°C 20°C 30°C 40°C 50°C 60°C 70°C

ALUMINIUM ALLOYS

6061 0.236 0.472 0.708 0.944 1.180 1.416 1.652

6063 0.234 0.468 0.702 0.936 1.170 1.404 1.638

5083 0.238 0.476 0.714 0.952 1.190 1.428 1.666

6351 0.230 0.460 0.690 0.920 1.150 1.380 1.610

OTHER MATERIALS

Structural Steel 0.121 0.242 0.363 0.484 0.605 0.726 0.847

Stainless Steel 0.178 0.356 0.534 0.712 0.890 1.068 1.246

Brass 0.188 0.375 0.563 0.750 0.938 1.125 1.313

Lead 0.510 1.020 1.530 2.040 2.550 3.060 3.570

Concrete 0.142 0.284 0.426 0.568 0.710 0.852 0.994

Brickwork 0.056 0.112 0.168 0.224 0.280 0.336 0.392

FABRICATION OF ALUMINIUM ALLOY STRUCTURES

MarkingInk or grease pencils should be used to mark aluminium for fabrication. Centre-punch marks and scribed lines must be avoided where such marks could remain on the fabricated material as they can be the cause of notch failure. Because of the high thermal coeffi cient of expansion of aluminium it is best marked out in a shop kept at an even temperature and shaded from the radiant heat of the sun so that there will be no errors caused by the lower thermal expansion of steel measuring tools.

CuttingOxy-gas fl ame cutting is not used with aluminium, cut edges shall be smooth and free of notches, excessive burrs or ragged edges. Arc cut edges should be planed to remove edge cracks.

For sawing, high blade speeds are desirable with the liberal use of a lubricant based on kerosene-thinned mineral oil. For circular saws, blades should have 1.5 to 2 teeth per circular centimetre alternately set. Angle of cut is approximately 70° to the aluminium section.

FormingOrdinary types of presses, brakes and rolls are suitable for forming operations on correctly chosen alloys and tempers. The tool surfaces which contact the aluminium alloys must be smooth and free from tool marks, dents or rough edges which will tend to tear or score the metal.

In forming bends that approach the minimum radius, the surfaces and edges of the metal to be bent should be smooth. Springback is proportional to yield strength/elastic modulus and with the harder tempers of aluminium alloys is greater than with steel.

BENDING CHARACTERISTICS

The main criteria governing the bending of aluminium are:

Alloy, temper, metal thickness and/or confi guration, bend radius, and equipment available. The most common problem is the determination of a minimum radius at which a bend can be formed without developing cracks or excessive “orange peel” along the external bend radius. A closely related problem is the amount of overbending necessary to compensate for elastic recovery (springback), both of these conditions vary with alloy, temper and thickness.

Severe bending may require annealed material, whereas moderate bending with generous radii allows for the use of harder tempers.

The radius of bend for extruded profi les is governed to a large extent by the amount of distortion which can be tolerated from an aesthetic point of view. Angles, channels, Z-sections, top hat sections and I-sections all require closely fi tting tools and formers to hold distortion to a minimum. Extruded sections can be bent more easily over small radii in the T4 temper. If required, the properties can be subsequently increased to T5 or T6 temper by artifi cially ageing.

Additional recommendations are given in the AAC publication, “Aluminium Standards Data and Design Wrought Products”.

Punching, reaming and drillingBolt or rivet holes in primary-load-carrying members should be drilled, or subpunched and reamed. Both single and multiple type punches as used on structural steel are suitable for aluminium alloys. If the metal thickness is greater than the diameter of the hole, the hole should be formed by drilling and not punching. Reamers should be of the high-speed, spiral-fl uted type. Reaming operations on aluminium alloys are about twice as fast as the same work in steel.

Twist drills used on aluminium alloys should be kept sharp and constantly lubricated with a soluble oil. Drill speeds can be increased about 50 percent above those used for steel. Special drills with more than the normal numbers of twists per cm can be used to advantage where a large amount of work is to be done. A double-fl uted twist drill with a spiral angle of 47° gives good results on aluminium alloys.

RivetingAluminium alloy rivets are recommended for the fabrication of aluminium alloy structures. In any riveting operation, it is desirable that the clearance of the rivet in the hole should be a minimum. Where possible squeeze type riveters should be used on aluminium rivets. Pneumatic hammers and back-up tools should be heavier than those used for hot steel rivets of the same size. Hammers should be a heavy, long stroke, slow action type. Minimum distance of rivet centres shall be three times

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the nominal rivet diameter. (See AS/NZS 1664). The edge distance from the centre of the rivet to the edge of the sheet or shape towards which the pressure is directed shall be twice the nominal diameter of the rivet (see AS/NZS 1664).

WeldingThe most suitable processes for making structural quality welds in aluminium are MIG (Metal Inert Gas) and TIG (Tungsten inert Gas) welding. These fl uxiess processes use an electric arc shrouded by inert argon gas, which prevents the formation of aluminium oxide on the weld pool and helps minimise porosity in the weld.

The MIG process is suitable for welding aluminium 2mm thick and upwards; there is no practical upper limit restricting its use. The TIG process is suitable for joining aluminium from 1mm to 10mm thick. Refer to AS/NZS 1664 for maximum allowable stresses for welded members, and AS/ 1665, SAA Aluminium Welding Code for details of welded connections.

For marking welded connections in aluminium, AS/NZS 1664 specifi es aluminium fi ller alloys for general purpose welding. If extrusions in alloys 6061 or 6063 are welded to any of the plate alloys 5052, 5083, 5086, 5251 or 5454, then alloy 5356 is used as the fi ller. The same fi ller is used for welds between the plate alloys.

Where the extrusion alloys 6061 and 6063 form both parts of the welded connection, alloy 4043 is usually used as the fi ller.

BoltingBolting is a suitable means of making connections between aluminium alloy components. For best results bolts should be fi tted tightly in the holes, preferably with a slight interference. Where this is not practicable, bolts may be used with whatever hole clearance seems appropriate to the class of work under consideration. It is recommended that the fi nished diameter of the holes should not be more than 2mm larger than the nominal diameter of the bolts. If elongated bolt holes are necessary for expansion reasons or construction tolerances, then the 2mm recommendation applies to the width of the elongated hole.

Where bolts are not tightly fi tted it is sound practice to use less than the full strength of the bolt in calculating the number of bolts required. It is suggested that two-thirds of the full bolt strength be used when bolts are installed with more than a nominal clearance. If any holes must be enlarged to admit bolts they should be reamed. Holes should not be drifted in such a manner as to distort the metal.

It is important that a fl at washer be used between the aluminium member and the bolt head as well as the nut. The distance between the centres of bolts should not be less than 2.5 times the nominal diameter of the bolts. The distance from the centre of a bolt to a sheared, sawn, rolled, or planed edge is normally twice the nominal diameter but shall be not less than 1.5 times the diameter. See AS/NZS 1664 for reduction in bearing stresses for shorter than normal edge distances. The distance from the edge of a plate to the nearest bolt line should not exceed six times the thickness of the plate.

Choice of bolt materialBolts of stainless steel (300 series), hot dipped galvanised steel, cadmium plated steel and aluminium alloy are suitable for making connections between aluminium alloy components or connecting aluminium

components to other materials.

In general, in dry operating conditions where black steel bolts would be the normal choice for a steel structure, cadmium plated steel bolts are suitable for aluminium structures. Where the structure is exposed to the weather, hot dipped galvanised steel bolts are a minimum requirement for an aluminium structure. In aggressive environments and where conditions of high humidity prevail, stainless steel or 6000 series aluminium alloy bolts are recommended.

Stainless steel boltsWhere stainless steel bolts are required for aluminium structural members only the 300 series stainless steels should be used. The fi rst preference is for 316 stainless steel which has high resistance to pitting in chemical applications, high tensile strength at high temperatures, high creep strength and good machining characteristics. A second preference would be for 304 stainless steel. The stainless steels generally are referred to as non-magnetic stainless steels and are known metallurgically as “austenitic” stainless steels.

Tightening of aluminium boltsBolts function best when properly tightened. One recommendation for determining the torque wrench settings for tightening aluminium alloy bolts is as follows: using a torque wrench, tighten several bolts of a given size and type to the breaking point under the same condition of lubrication as will be encountered on the job and then use 70 percent or 80 percent of the lowest torque obtained in these tests for tightening all bolts of this size and type on the job.

The 70 percent value should be used for “temporary” bolts, or those which may be removed occasionally, whilst the 80 percent value applies to “permanent” bolts. The use of a good lubricant, such as molybdenum disulphide or lanoline, on the threads and all bearing surfaces is recommended.

Standard shapes and special extrusions (material availability)A wide range of standard extruded shapes is listed in this manual. However, because of the extent of the range not all the shapes are held in stock at any one time by Capral Aluminium Centres. For small and medium sized structures designers can minimise supply delays by checking the availability of standard extruded shapes and alloys.

For larger structures the time schedule and material quantity usually will allow for production of the most effi cient extrusion shape chosen from the range listed in this catalogue.

Depending on the size and/or complexity of a structure if can be economical to design special sections. The extrusion process is capable of producing special shapes that otherwise might have to be built by joining together two or more standard shapes. The ability of the extrusion process to provide local thickening or reinforcing ribs to counter zones of specifi c stress will result in less metal being used than would otherwise be the case if standard sections are used. Additionally, features such as attachment fl anges and prepared edges for welding can be incorporated into the extrusion.

Die development costs for such special shapes are roughly proportional to the diameter of the circle circumscribing the shape in question. Tooling development charges for special designs can be obtained through Capral Aluminium Sales Offi ces.

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STRUCTURAL DESIGN DATA

The tables listed in the pages of this catalogue show most of the properties of shapes necessary to basic calculations to determine the integrity of an aluminium product or structure.

Capral Aluminium’s Computer Aided Design (CAD) equipment enables section properties of any shape to be automatically determined.

The section properties readily determined by our CAD are:

• Perimeter• Area• Mass• First Moments or Modulus• Second Moments of Inertia• Radii of Gyration• Principal Axes• Circle Size• Centre of Shape

Much more Structural Design Data, such as formulae and different alloy strengths, is given in the Aluminium Development Council’s Engineers’ Handbook for Aluminium, with close cross reference to AS1664 - the Aluminium Structures Code and AS1665 - The Aluminium Welding Code.

The similarities of designing structures with aluminium to those using steel or timber, means engineers will fi nd adapting to the few differences in the material properties very easy. The main point is that all materials and alloys of materials are different, and knowledge of those differences is needed to do comparative designing. This knowledge is readily available from Capral Aluminium or industry manuals.

ENGINEERING GENERAL INFORMATION

Aluminium is eminently suitable for many engineered structures, particularly where weight saving and corrosion resistance are requirements.

Purlins and girts for cladding, walkways and stairs, scaffolding, mining skips, oil and gas platforms, highway barrier railings, electrical conductors, etc., are only a few of the never-ending range of structures that can benefi t from this weight saving (a third that of steel), strong (up to 350 MPa) and corrosion-resistant material.

ALUMINIUM EXTRUSIONS AND COMPETING MATERIALS

Products made from aluminium extrusions deliver high performance. Light, strong, attractive, economical…aluminium extrusions offer the designer and manufacturer choices and combinations of useful characteristics unmatched by any other material. In fact, they have dozens of advantages. Some are well-known; others may be less familiar but are important, and even vital, in applications that require them.

Described in the table on right are the major advantages that make aluminium extrusions such versatile and desirable products. For convenience and clarity they are grouped under two broad headings:

PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL ADVANTAGES

Characteristic of aluminium itself

PRODUCT ADVANTAGES Characteristic of extruded aluminium products

Lightweight Attractive appearance

Strong Wide range of fi nishes

High strength/weight ratio Virtually seamless

Resilient Easy to fabricate

Corrosion-resistant Joinable in many ways

Heat-conducting Easy-assembly designs

Non-toxic Complex, integral shapes

Refl ective Precise, close tolerances

Electrically conducting Assured, uniform quality

Non-sparking Recyclable

Non-magnetic Cost-effective

Non-combustible Design freedom

Cold strength

The advantages of aluminium extrusions can be selected and mixed almost, without limit. The designer or manufacturer need not trade-away most advantages to gain a few, as is often the case with other materials. He or she can tailor the product, with aluminium extrusions, to suit the needs and tastes of company and customer in a single material and process.

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TEMPER DEFINITIONS

F As fabricated; i.e., there is no special control over the temper of such material and it is normally in the as extruded condition. No mechanical property limits are specifi ed.

T1 Air-cooled from the extrusion temperature and naturally aged to a substantially stable condition.

T3 Solution heat-treated and cold worked to improve strength.

T4 Solution heat-treated and naturally aged to a substantially stable condition. These products are normally water quenched at the press or separately solution heat-treated in a salt bath.

T5 Air-cooled from the extrusion temperature and artifi cially aged to improve mechanical properties.

T591 A variation of the T5 temper designed to combine good bending properties with strength intermediate between T1 and T5.

T593 The air quenched and aged temper for Alloy 7005.

T595 A forming quality temper of 6060, capable of being fl ared, fl attened or bent, yet giving a reasonable level of typical Mechanical Properties.

T6 Solution heat-treated, artifi cially aged and then cold drawn.

T61-T64 Variations of the T6 temper giving controlled combinations of mechanical properties and electrical conductivity in Alloy 6101.

T8 Solution heat-treated, cold drawn arid artifi cially aged.

T81-T84 Solution heat-treated, cold drawn and artifi cially aged; the amount of cold work and therefore the strength of the product increasing through T81 and T84. Special purpose variations of these tempers e.g. T891, T893 etc. are available for some drawn products.

T9 Solution heat-treated, artifi cially aged and then cold drawn

0 Annealed. The softest condition for the alloy.

H111 Applies to products which have been given a small amount of cold work (usually stretching) but less than that required for a controlled H11 temper.

H112 Applies to products which have acquired some cold work incidental to extrusion but virtually in the as-extruded condition. Mechanical properties are guaranteed, for this temper.

H12-H18 Strain hardened or cold drawn from the annealed condition. The value of the last digit indicates the degree of strain hardening and the increasing strength of the product (e.g., H14 represents the half hard condition; H18 the fully hard condition).

TEMPER DESIGNATION SYSTEMS

TempersThe temper designation system is based on the sequences of basic treatments applied to produce the various tempers.

Basic Temper Designations

F As Extruded: No special control over thermal conditions or strain-hardening; no mechanical property limits.

0 Annealed: Thermally treated to obtain the lowest strength temper.

H Strain-Hardened: Strain-hardening is used to increase strength.

T Thermally Treated: Thermally treated to produce stable tempers other than F, 0, or H.

Temper Numbering System To produce the desired temper, numerous steps are followed; this sequence of operations is identifi ed by a concise numbering system which follows the letter-designation of the basic temper. The fi rst numeral indicates the basic sequence; additional numerals may appear, indicating specifi c variations of the temper.

Thus, a complete alloy-temper designation looks, like this: “6061-T6” This designation indicates a particular alloy of the 6000 series which is thermally treated (‘T”): specifi cally, heat treated and artifi cially aged (6”).

Typical Tempers for Extrusions

0 Fully annealed

H112 Strain-hardened.

T1 Cooled from an elevated temperature and naturally aged.

T4 Solution heat treated and naturally aged.

T5 Cooled from an elevated temperature and artifi cially aged.

T6 Solution heat treated and artifi cially aged.

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T5

T6

T4

F

ExtrusionSolution

Heat Treatment (Quenching)

PrecipitationHeat Treatment

(Ageing)

ALLOY CHARACTERISTICS AND USES

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ALLOYS CHARACTERISTICS TYPICAL USES

1200 Commercially pure aluminium. High formability - low strength. High corrosion resistance.

Used in a variety of applications where strength is not a priority. Easily formed or bent and can be polished and anodised.

13506101

ELECTRICAL CONDUCTOR ALLOYSEasily formed low strength. Higher strength conductors.

Busbar, electrical conductors and fi ttings.

20116262

MACHINING ALLOYSCommercial machining alloy. Machining alloy for anodising

Feed stock for machined products.Combines machinability features and enables anodised fi nishes to be applied.

3003 Good corrosion resistance, formability and weldability. Condensers, heat exchangers, pressure vessels, chemical equipment and furniture.

5083 Designed for welded structures requiring maximum joint strength and good corrosion resistance.

Welded structures subject to vibration and fatigue, marine and cryogenic applications.

606060636106

6463A

ARCHITECTURAL ALLOYSHeat treatable for strength, corrosion resistant, good surface fi nish for anodising and paint coatings.Most commonly used alloy. Similar medium strength to 6060. Higher strength - intricate shapes.

Designed for extrusions requiring polished and decorative fi nishes.

Windows, doors, shopfronts and general use. Specifi c temper applications.Stronger curtain wall members, medium duty road transport, ladders and planks and light duty structures.All trim-shapes requiring high quality chemical or mechanical brightening; e.g. picture frames, auto trim.

6005A

60616082635170052014

STRUCTURAL ALLOYSHigh strength, corrosion resistant, higher welded properties to architectural range.Most suitable structural alloy. Achieves strength with less heat treatment distortion.Other commonly used structural alloys with slightly varying initial strengths. All four 6000 series have the same welded strength.

Higher initial and welded strength to 6000 structural alloys.

High strength.

All road and rail transport and structural applications. Will take considerable forming in T4 condition.

Large and complex extrusion; e.g., load bearing members for road and rail vehicles.Aircraft alloy - heavy duty structures.

ALLOYS - TEMPERS - USES

In designing and ordering a product, it is important to select a material that will provide the desired properties consistently in production volumes. Aluminium extrusion offers a wide range of material properties through the appropriate selection of alloy and temper.

Commercially-pure aluminium is used for some applications; more often, however, aluminium is mixed (alloyed) with other metals such as copper, manganese, silicon, magnesium and zinc in various proportions. Product performance is determined in part by alloy composition and in part by production method; and the production method, in turn, is strongly infl uenced by the temper given to the alloy through various types of mechanical and thermal treatment. Structural and certain physical properties can also be infl uenced signifi cantly by the choice of alloy and temper.

AlloysAlloying elements are usually added to aluminium in amounts ranging from 0.2 to 7.0 percent. Aluminium alloys are grouped by the major alloying elements:

WROUGHT ALLOY DESIGNATION

MAJOR ALLOYING ELEMENTS

ALLOY CHARACTERISTICS

1000 Series Minimum 99% aluminium

High corrosion resistanceExcellent fi nishabilityEasily joined by all methodsLow strength, poor machinabilityExcellent WorkabilityHigh electrical conductivity

2000 Series Copper Low to medium strengthGood corrosion resistance Poor machinabilityGood workability

3000 Series Manganese Low to medium strengthGood corrosion resistance Poor machinabilityGood workability

4000 Series Silicon Not available as extruded products

5000 Series Magnesium Low to moderate strengthExcellent marine corrosion resistanceVery good weldability

6000 Series Magnesium and Silicon

Most popular extrusion alloy classGood strengthGood corrosion resistanceGood machinabilityGood weldabilityGood formabilityHeat treatable

7000 Series Zinc Very high strengthPoor corrosion resistanceGood machinabilityHeat treatable.

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